Contract AT(29-1)-1106

Time spent traveling on official business during (i)

hours which correspond to the traveler's normal
daily hours of work, irrespective of the day of the
week, (ii) hours in which work is actually performed,
and (iii) other hours for which the Contractor is re-

quired by law to pay compensation.

M. Holidays
e lL Each salaried employee shall, when the work schedule permits,
be granted time off with pay on each of the following recognized

holidays which falls on a regularly scheduled workday of such

employee:
New Year's Day Labor Day
Good Friday Thanksgiving Day
Memorial Day Friday after Thanksgiving
Independence Day Christmas Day
2. Any recognized holiday falling on a Saturday may be observed the

preceding Friday.
3. Any recognized holiday falling on Sunday may be observed on the
Monday immediately following.
#4, Any exempt employee working a 7-day week shift schedule and any
non-exempt employee who is required to work on a recognized or

observed holiday, as provided in this Section M., shall receive

*Revised by R.A. #6 ~24- Appendix A, Attachment
Effective 6-18-62 to Modification No. 87



R.A. #6

UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
to Mod. 87

REIMBURSEMENT AUTHORIZATION

PROJECT

Rocky Flats Division Rocky Flats, Colorado

CONTRACTOR

The Dow Chemical Company

‘CONTRACT NO. DATE OF CONTRACT

AT(29-1)-1106 January 18, 1951

‘The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor
is approved as an allowable cost, effective June 18, 1962

1. Appendix A, Part Il, Paragraph J.2., Shift Premium is revised in the
@ following particular, by adding the following jump shift premium for
salaried employees:

"Jump Shift $38.00"
2. Appendix A, Part II, Paragraph M.4. is revised as follows:

"4, Any exempt employee working a 7-day week shift schedule and any
non-exempt employee who is required to work on a recognized or
observed holiday, as provided in this Section M., shall receive their
basic salary plus premium pay for all hours worked on the holiday.
Such premium pay shall be calculated by multiplying the employee's
basic hourly rate plus shift premium, if applicable, by one and one-

half times the number of hours worked. Any salaried employee who

e is scheduled to work on such a holiday but who does not do so, may

lose straight-time and prerhium pay for the holiday if the Plant

Manager determines that the failure to work was not based on a

reasonable excuse."

APPROVED FOR THE CONTRACTOR BY:

oe
Name: athens Title: General Manager Date: F.| Gu

"APPROVED FOR THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION BY— DATE -
uaue’Seth R. Woodruff. fo mmzArea Manaver.|RFAOTM “s



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SCHEDULE IV

GROUP INSURANCE

RETIRED HOURLY-RATED EMPLOYEES *

Completed Years of
Service at Age 65
or Retirement

13 or less
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29

30 or more

Maximum Combined

Life Insurance at Hospital and Surgical

Age 65 or after Benefits on Account of

Retirement You and Your Wife

$ 1,000 $ 500

1,000 600
1,000 700
1,000 800
1,000 900
1,000 1,000
1,000 1,100
1,000 1,200
1,000 1,300
1,000 1,400
1,000 1,500
1,000 1,500
1,000 1,500
1,100 1,500
1,200 1,500
1, 300 1,500
1,400 1,500
1,500 1,500

* Attainment age 65, or retirement under Company Retirement Plan.
(For additional details, see Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Group Insurahce Policies Nos. 16740-G and 16741-G.)

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3. No employee whose employment is continued by a successor
Contractor operating the Plant, or who accepts transfer to
another facility, subsidiary or affiliate of the parent Company
of the retiring Contractor, will be eligible for separation pay,

4. All Salaried Employees. Upon retirement at age 65 or under
the provisions of a Contractor-sponsored Retirement Plan, a

separation allowance of one month's basic pay shall be granted.

Jury or Court Duty

Time off with pay as herein provided may be allowed for jury duty or
appearance as Contractor's or the Commission's witness for the
period called, but the employee shall be instructed that any day or
portion thereof on which he is excused from jury duty or as a witness
he is to report to work, if practicable. In all instances, the employee
shall submit to the Contractor his jury duty notice, and a certification
of the dates and times of jury services rendered and of amounts re-
ceived. An employee shall be paid the difference between his basic
pay for the period involved and jury or witness fee received.

-33- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Cc.

" f00d and lodging expenses for himself and his dependents. When this

Contract AT(29~1)-1106

Living Expenses

Subject to the approval of the Plant Manager, any employee who does
not live within reasonable commuting distance of the Rocky Flats
Plant when employed to work under this Contract will be given a
reasonable time in which to secure housing accommodations within
commuting distance of the Rocky Flats Plant. During such period

of time, such employee will be reimbursed for the reasonable daily

period is to exceed thirty days for such an employee, approval of the
Commission will be required for an extension of the time during

which such expenses of such employee are to be reimbursable.

Transportation of Dependents and Personal Effects

1. When employees who do not live within reasonable commuting
distance of the Rocky Flats Plant are employed for work under
this Contract, they may be reimbursed for the reasonable
travel expenses they incur in moving their dependents to within
commuting distance of Rocky Flats Plant either by public
transportation facilities or by personal automobile.

2. Subject to the written approval of the Plant Manager, such
employees may also be reimbursed for the reasonable ex~

penses of shipping their household goods and effects by

~44- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No, 87



Modification No. 91
Contract AT(29=12)-1106

NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree that Contract AT(29-1)-1106,
as amended, is further amended in the following particulars only:

1, The term of Contract AT(29-1)-1106 is hereby extended through
August 31, 1962. .

2. During this extended term of the contract, the Contractor will (a)
continue to perform the contract work.as specified for the Com~
mission; and (b) continue to negotiate with the Commission ina
good faith effort to reach agreement on all the terms and conditions
to be applicable to a long term extension of saifl contract.

0 3. In recognition of the Contractor's performance of work.during the
temporary extension of the contract from July 31,1962, through
August 31, 1962, the Contractor shall receive a provisional pay-
ment of $66,916.67 on account of fixed fee; provided, however,
that such fee payment shall be adjusted either upward or down-
ward to reflect the final agreement of the parties on the fixed fee
for the fee year following June 30, 1962.

4, The fourth sentence of Paragraph 2, of ARTICLE IV - TERM,
ESTIMATES, OBLIGATION OF FUNDS, FIXED FEE AND
FINANCIAL PLAN, is amended in its entirety to read as
follows:

"The Commission hereby obligates an additional Three

+ Million Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars ($3,700, 000.00)
for the performance of the work under Contract AT(29e1)=
1106, including the Contractor's fee or fees, making the
total obligation under said contract One Hundred Sixty-six
Million Seven Hundred Seventeen Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars ($166, 717,500.00) for all purposes from its in-
ception."

All other terms and conditions of Contract AT(29-1)-1106, as pree

viously amended, shall to the extent not inconsistent with this Supple-
mental Agreement remain unchanged and in full force.and effect.

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temporary relief for minor physical complaints of employees while
at work and to provide medical examinations as set forth in Section D
below. In the case of temporary ailments which are not attributed

to the employee's occupation, if the condition of the employee is such

that recurrent treatment is required, such employee shall be advised

to contact his own physician for whatever treatment may be required.
Medical facilities at the Plant will be adequately staffed with registered
nurses and physicians. Costs of equipment and operating supplies G
are allowable subject to any other applicable provisions of this

Contract.

Medical Examinati

Routine industrial pre-employment and termination medical
examinations are provided by the Contractor. Such examinations
shall be conducted by competent medical people. The Rocky Flats
Plant medical facilities will be utilized to the fullest extent pos sible

to conduct such examinations.

Plant Newspaper
The Contractor may publish a plant newspaper of the type of the
Dow Corral for the purpose of building up and maintaining em-

ployee interest and morale. This newspaper, produced without

-39~ Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



NO.
Rede 1
to Mod. #87

UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

REIMBURSEMENT AUTHORIZATION

—e
LOCATION

ky Flats Plant : Rocky Flats, Colorado

tACTOR

__The Dow Chemical Company
_ (CONTRACT No. DATE OF CONTRACT

AT(29=1)-1106 January 18, 1951

The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor
is approved as an allowable cost, ffective January 1, 1962. .

Appendix A, Schedule 1, Part A, Series RF, revised as follows:

e. Add Classification:

Evaluation i

Code Classification Points I
RF=173 Manufacturing Manager 405

2. Change Classification Titles:

Evaluation

Code Classification Points

RF-69 Assistant General Manager, Services 582
RF=144 Staff Assistant 557 4
RF=-1 Business Manager. 430 :
RF-169 Product Manager 405 i
q
&.. Change values for the salary range median formula: :
Part VI, Section B., Paragraph 2.a. is revised to include amendment No. 11 to £

the number of amendments to Group Annuity Contract Number 437 which are on file
and approved by the Commission.

i
i
|

APPROVED FOR THE CONTRACTOR BY: Cote ype Date
. a id f LA
: Title: General Manager January 2, 1962

Name: _luther Evans
APPROVED FOR THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION BY— DATE

Ps betcynla Ly time Manager January 2, -1962 .

oP.
TOL, exam rannasomer ewes

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SCHEDULE IV
GROUP INSURANCE

HOURLY-RATED EMPLOYEES *

Employee
Weekly
Benefit Coverage Contribution
Employees
@ 1. Life msurance $ 4,250.00
2. Accident & Health
Non-Occupational Disability 31.50
3. Hospital Expense and Surgical Expense
Daily Room Benefit - maximum 13,50
Special Services - maximum 2,000.00
Physician Attendance ($4 per day) -
maximum 480.00
Surgical Operations - maximum 300.00
Total $ .82
Dependents
1. Hospital Expense and Surgical Expense
&@ Daily Room Benefits - maximum 11.00
Special Services - maximum 2,000.00
Physician Attendance ($3 per day) -
maximum 360.00
Surgical Operations - maximum 250.00
Total $ .45

* Upon attainment age 65, coverage reduced to that indicated under
"Retired Hourly-Rated Employees."

-17- Appendix A
Schedule IV
Modification No, 87 _



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Contract AT(29~1)-1106
Total payment to any employee will not exceed $150

in any calendar year.

. Employee is not eligible to receive educational assist-

ance under any applicable Veteran's Benefit Statute.
Refund shall be for tuition, laboratory fees and other
such fees directly related to enrollment in a course; the
cost of books, instruments, equipment, supplies and
other such items connected with instruction will not be
refunded.

Allowance provided for herein shall be paid to an employee
after completion of each semester, session or term pro-~
vided that each employee shall have submitted evidence
authenticated by the educational institution certifying that
a grade of "'C"' (70%) or better was received by such

employee in the subject studied.

-5- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29~1)-1106

3,

vacation from one five year period to another. He
will receive pay for any such vacation due if he quits
the Contractor with five days' notice, or is laid off
for lack of work.

Absences allowed under this Section N shall be considered

hours worked for purposes of computing overtime pay.

9 oO. Sick Leave

lL.

No salary deductions are made if salaried employees are
absent for a reasonable period due to illness or injury if
approved by Department Heads who report to the Plant Manager
or, for periods of absences of over five days, if approved

by the Plant Manager.

Pay to an employee for sick leave will be limited to the
difference between the sum of money receivable, if any, under
the Company Group Insurance Plan or Workmen's Compensation
Insurance, or both, and the amount of money the employee

would have received if working full time at his job. This |
does not rule out or negate any lump sum settlements or loss~
of-member payments under the applicable Workman's Compen-
sation Statutes.

29 Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



APPENDIX A
CONTRACT AT(29-1)-1106
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
MODIFICATION NO. 87

PERSONNEL POLICIES
WAGE & SALARY SCHEDULES
TRANSPORTATION, TRAVEL AND LIVING EXPENSES AND
RELATED POLICIES
The personnel policies, wage and salary schedules, and transportation,
travel and living expense policies set out in this Appendix A are the policies
of the Contractor which have been approved by the Commission for applica-
tion to this Contract for the purpose of determining certain allowable costs
as provided for in the Article of this Contract entitled "Costs and Expenses",
and shall apply to all Contractor employees regularly assigned to the
Rocky Flats Plant, engaged in work under this Contract irrespective of the
place of performance of work. However, failure to mention any item of

cost in this Appendix is not intended to imply that it is either allowable or

unallowable.

Through the Contractor's own standard audit procedures and executive
review, the Contractor will take steps to ascertain that the policies and

procedures set forth in this Appendix A are carried out.

Either party may at any time request that this Appendix A be revised and

the parties hereto agree to negotiate in good faith concerning any requested



R.

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

b. An employee's job status will not be affected by partici-
pation in military training programs when the time of such
programs does not exceed a total of eight weeks for any

one calendar year.

Separation Pay

1

An exempt employee whose services are no longer needed
under this Contract at the Rocky Flats Plant and did not
resign or was not discharged for cause will receive a separa- |
tion pay allowance of one month's basic salary for services i
of one year or less plus one week's pay at his basic salary
rate for each full year of service over one year.

A non-exempt employee whose services are no longer needed
under this Contract at the Rocky Flats Plant and who did not
resign or was not discharged for cause will receive one week's
pay at his basic salary rate for services of from one month

to one year, two weeks! pay at his basic salary rate for ser-
vice of from one to two years, three weeks’ pay at his basic
salary rate for service of from two to three years, and four
weeks' pay at his basic salary rate for service of three or
more years.

-32- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SCHEDULE IV
GROUP INSURANCE
RETIRED HOURLY-RATED EMPLOYEES *

Maximum Combined

Completed Years of Life Insurance at Hospital and Surgical
Service at Age 65 Age 65 or after Benefits on Account of
or Retirement Retirement’ You and Your Wife
ry 13 or less $ 1,000 $ 500

14 1,000 600

15 1,000 700

16 1,000 800

17 1,000 900

18 1,000 1,000

19 1,000 1,100

20 1,000 1,200

21 1,000 1,300

22 1,000 1,400

23 1,000 1,500

24 1,000 1,500

25 1,000 1,500

26 1,100 1,500

e@ 27 1,200 1,500

28 1, 300 1,500

29 1, 400 1, 500

30 or more 1,500 1,500

* Attainment age 65, or retirement under Company Retirement Plan.
(For additional details, see Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Group Insurance Policies Nos. 16740-G and 16741-G.)

-18- Appendix A
Schedule IV
Modification No. 87

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Contract AT(29-1)-1106

be deferred for certain employees at the discretion of the Con~

tractor and granted at any time during the ensuing twelve months.

Pay Adjustments Resulting from Promotions and Job Re-evaluations

(Non-Exempt Employees)

A salary adjustment for an employee who is promoted to a higher posi-
tion or whose position is re-evaluated upward, may be made at the
discretion of the Contractor to the minimum of the new salary range
for the new or re-evaluated position or to an amount not in excess of
115% of the employee's prior basic salary, whichever is greater; pro-
vided, that the resulting basic salary does not exceed the maximum

of the salary range for the new or re-evaluated position. Any in-
crease in excess of fifteen per cent (15%) of an employee's prior basic
salary shall require the prior approval of the Contracting Officer unless
such increase is necessary to bring the new basic salary to the mini-
mum of the established salary range of the new or re-evaluated

position,

Adjustment of Salary Ranges (Non-Exempt Employees)

It is recognized that it will probably be necessary to adjust non-exempt
salary ranges annually. Such adjustments of established salary ranges

-ll- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No, 87



EVALUATION
CODE CLASSIFICATION POINTS
RF-27 Engineering Group Supervisor 264
*RE-72 Pu Chemistry Supexintendent 264
*RF-74 Misc Fabrication Superintendent 264
*RE-76 Pu Fabrication Superintendent 264
RF-105 Purchasing Agent 264
RF-176 Production Line Services Superintendent 264
RF-109 Production Superintendent 255
*RF-145 Superviser, Quality Evaluation 255
*RE-77 Pu Assembly Superintendent 246
*RE~78 Foundry Superintendent 246
*RF-111 Supervisor, Quality Acceptance 246
F-156 Physician 246
F-195 Assistant Prod. Eng. Superintendent 246
RF-36 Labor Relations Supervisor . 239
RF-51 Electric Shop Superintendent 239
RF-52 Instrument Shop Superintendent 239
*RF-89 Plant Services Superintendent 239
RF-95 Chief Tool Engineer 230
RF-2 Accountability Representative 229
*RE-79 Assistant Pu Chemistry Superintendent 229
*RF-81 Assistant Pu Fabrication Superintendent 229
¥*RFE-82 Supervisor, U Fabrication 229
RF-99 Production Control Superintendent 229
*RF-64 Chief Construction Inspector 225
RF-53 Machine Shop Superintendent 222
F-54 Pipe Shop Superintendent 222
F-55 Sheetmetal Shop Superintendent 222
RF-75 Production Department Superintendent 222
*RF-133 Development Supervisor 222
RF-149 Health Physics Supervisor 222
RF-160 Radiographic Laboratory Superviser 222
RF-170 Lead Engineer 222
*RF~186 Supervisor, Quality Engineering 222
*RF-194 Industrial Relations Staff Assistant 222
RF-120 Assistant Director of Security 220
RF-~3 Industrial Engineering Superintendent 215
RF-4 Data Processing Supervisor 215
RF-5 Statistics and Applied Mathematica Supervisor 215
RF-6 Budgeting and Scheduling Supervisor 215
*Revised by R.A. #4 -2- Schedule I

Effective 7/9/62

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

Appendix A, Attachment te
Modification No. 87

ear racotsone

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Contract AT(29=1)-1106

CIVILIAN A ATION PROGRAM

The Contractor shall cooperate with the Commission as requested
in its program for furthering the civilian application of nuclear
energy. It is understood that the scope of this activity will not
require additional plant or personnel beyond that required for

the contract work described above.

RADIOLOGICAL INCIDENT ASSISTANCE.

In the event of a radiological incident, and as requested by the Com-
mission, the Contractor shall direct such of its Plant medical,
monitoring and related personnel, as is-agreed to from time to time
by the parties, to serve as participants in the Commission's radio-
logical assistance plan. While serving as participants in the Com-
mission's radiological assistance plan such personnel shall be under
the direction of the Commission and may be utilized at such off-site
locations as may be required. Whenever the Contractor's capability
for making available such personnel shall become reduced as a
result of travel, sickness or other absence, or in the event the
Contractor determines that the presence at the Plant of any such
personnel is necessary for the minimal effective operation of the
Plant or that the absence of any such personnel from the Plant will
unduly jeopardize the safety of the remaining Plant personnel,

-7- _ Appendix B_
July 1, 1962

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Contract AT(29-1)-1106

Copies of such descriptions and evaluations, and amendments
thereto, shall be furnished by the Contractor for review by the
Commission. All salaried employees shall be required to work
substantially within the job description for their classification.
From time to time a new job clas sification, together with its

salary range as established by job evaluation, may be authorized
for use at the Rocky Flats Plant. Any such additional job classi-
fication and salary range, or other similar change, shall con-
stitute a revision of this Appendix A and can be accomplished only
by a Reimbursement Authorization, When the salary range of any
job classification is revised upward as a result of job re-evaluation,
such classification. shall, for purposes of this Part II, be considered
a new job classification. For purposes of this paragraph 4, salary
ranges for new job classifications shall be approved by the Com-
mission at Contractor's request so long as the same are consistent
with the Contractor's approved job evaluation program.

The hiring rate or a change in an employee's salary may be made

by the Contractor in accordance with its policies and practices

as provided in paragraphs C, D, E, F and G below; provided
that each starting basic salary of $1666 per month or over, and

-8- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



A.

c.

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

PART IV - MISCELLANEOUS BENEFITS ~- ALL EMPLOYEES

Coverage

This Part IV applies to all employees of the Contractor engaged in work

under this Contract.

Recreation and Morale Benefits

A recreational program adapted to the requests and needs

of employees is provided. Such a program will, toa large
measure, depend upon the facilities available in the vicinity

of the Rocky Flats Plant, will be subject to mutual agreement
of the Plant Manager and the Commission, and will probably
include among other activities, soft-ball, bowling, basket-
ball and social activities such as dancing, picnics and

bridge.

Flowers and other reasonable good will remembrances may be
provided by the Contractor for any employee who is sick or has
had a death in his immediate family or to the family of any

deceased employee.

Medical Facilities

Medical facilities are provided for care of employees at the Rocky

Flats Plant in the event of occupational injuries, to provide

-38- Appendix A, Attachment to
Modification No. 87



A

L

Contract AT(29-~1)-1106

PART VI - INSURANCE AND PENSIONS

Group Insurance

The Contractor maintains a contributory Group Insurance
Plan for all employees who wish voluntarily to participate
inthe Plan. The terms and conditions of the Plan are as
described in the attached Schedule 4, and are controlled

by group insurance policies 16740-G and 16741-G issued

to the Contractor by the Metropolitan Life Insurance

Company on January 1, 1955. The graqup insurance policies,
including amendments 1 through 7 on Policy 16740-G and
amendments | through 12 on Policy 16741-G, are on file

with and have been approved by the Commission for appli-
cation to this Contract and are incorporated herein by
reference and made a part of this Appendix A, Such group
insurance policies may, with the prior approval of the Com-
mission, be modified from time to time by agreements between
the Contractor and the insurer. Modifications to such policies
shall be accomplished by Reimbursement Authorization.
Allowable group insurance costs shall be the Contractor's
share of the group insurance premiums paid with respect

~47- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SCHEDU LE IV

GROUP INSURANCE

HOURLY-RATED EMPLOYEES *

Employee i
Weekly 1
Benefit Coverage Contribution '
Employees
1. Life Insurance $ 4,250.00
2. Accident & Health
Non-Occupational Disability 31.50
3. Hospital Expense and Surgical Expense
Daily Room Benefit - maximum 13.50
Special Services - maximum 2,000.00
Physician Attendance ($4 per day) -
maximum 480.00
Surgical Operations - maximum 300.00
Total $ .82
Dependents
1. Hospital Expense and Surgical Expense
Daily Room Benefits - maximum 11,00
Special Services - maximum 2,000.00
Physician Attendance ($3 per day) -
maximum 360.00
Surgical Operations - maximum 250.00
Total $ .45

* Upon attainment age 65, coverage: reduced to that indicated under

“Retired Hourly-Rated Employees."!

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Schedule IV



Contract AT(29~+1)-1106
* SCHEDULE V
LABOR AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

Rocky Flats Division

and
Local No. 64
 ) INTERNATIONAL GUARDS UNION OF AMERICA
Effective

April 11, 1966

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*Added by R.A. No. 79 Appendix A
Effective April 11, 1966



UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

. REIMBURSEMENT AUTHORIZATION

PROJECT

7 Rocky Flats Plant

a
LOCATION =

‘CONTRACTOR

The Dow Chemical Company

Rocky Flats, Colorado ~

CONTRACT NO.

~ AT(29~1)~1106

DATE OF CONTRACT

January 18, 1951

The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor
is approved as an allowable cost, effective

May 14, 1962

Classification

or

Accountability Representative

Evaluation Points

_— RF~2 229
wv RFW4 Data Processing Supervisor 215
. RES Statistics and Applied Mathematics Supervisor 215
7 RF#3 Industrial, Engineering Superintendent 215
7 RF-6 . Budgeting and Scheduling Supervisor 215
RF W142 Technical Information Officer ~~ ~~-—-__.__215 :
RF-179 Administrative Assistant . . . 183 a
RF-177 - Motion Picture Specialist 158
eo ‘
¢
APPROVED FOR THE CONTRACTOR BY:

Qt Gea,

Name: Luther Evans

Date:

Title: General Manager

‘APPROVED FOR THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION BY—

me Manager

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Contract AT(29-1)-1106

CLASSIFICATION

Warehouse Superintendent

Health Physics Unit Leader

( ) Engineer
Technical Employment Specialist
Safety Engineer

Education & Training Supervisor
Miscellaneous Maintenance Shop Superintendent
Inspection Foreman
. Senior Tool Engineer
Production Development Leader
Assistant Traffic Manager
RF-137 Development Specialist
RF~-146 Waste Disposal Specialist
RF-154 Radiation Engineer
RF ~-165 Analytical Specialist
RF -166 Editor
RF-167 Defense & Disaster Coordinator
RF-177 Motion Picture Specialist
¥*RF-188 Shift Supervisor
*RF-192 Lead Analytical Chemist
RF-163 Radiological Leader
RF-18 Lead Accountant
RF ~-57 Maintenance Foreman
RF-115 Special Projects Engineer
. 23 Senior Auditor
~8 Programming Supervisor |
RF-10 Senior Statistician
RF-11 Material Control Accountant
RF-172 Senior Buyer
RF-4l1 Women's Employment Supervisor
RF-84 Production Foreman
RF-7 Machine Operations Supervisor
RF-139 Senior Development Man
RF-12 Statistical Quality Control Chemist
RF-49 Construction Inspector
RF-58 Maintenance Foreman
RF-60 Area Maintenance Supervisor
RF-85 Production Foreman
*RF-91 Area Utilities Supervisor
*Revised by R.A. #4 -3a-

Effective 7/9/62

EVALUATION
POINTS

166
166
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
158
154
153
153
150
149
147
145
145
145
141
139
137
136
135
134
134
134
134
134

Schedule I
Appendix A, Attachment
te Modification N



B.

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

Pension and Profit Sharing Plan

lL Midland Plan

a.

The Contractor maintains a Pension and Profit Sharing
Program as set forth in the pamphlet entitled "Pension
and Profit Sharing Plan'' which is included under
Schedule 5 and hereby made a part of this Appendix A

for all eligible transferred employees.

Contractor employees, transferred from other Divisions
or Offices of the Contractor to work under this Contract
who had attained eligibility for participation in this Plan,
will continue to accumulate benefit credits under the Plan.
Other transferred employees who attain eligibility under
the Plan while serving on work under this Contract will
likewise continue to accumulate benefit credits. Em-
ployees covered by this subparagraph b may not partici-
pate in any other pension plan, the cost of which is allow-
able under this Contract.

The Company shall be reimbursed for those amounts
which it provides for the individual accounts of such
transferred employees in accordance with Section 5

of the pamphlet included in subparagraph a of this

-49~ Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



properiy withdrawn from said account. After receipt by the Bank of
written directions from the Contracting Officer, or from the duly
authorized representative of the Contracting Officer or the Manager
of the Albuquerque Operations Office of the Commission, the Bank
shall act thereon and shall be under no liability to any party hereto
for any action taken in accordance with the said written directions.
Any direction received by the Bank upon stationery of the Commis-
sion and purporting to be signed by and at the direction of the Com-
mission, shall, insofar as the rights, duties and liabilities of the
Bank are concerned, be deemed to be at the written direction of the
Contracting Officer. The Bank shall not be liable to the Commission
or the Contractor for the withdrawal of any funds from the account by
properly endorsed checks signed by an authorized representative of
the Contractor, certified to be so authorized, under the seal of the
Contractor.
The Government, cr its authorized representatives, shall have access
to the books and records maintained by the Bark with respect to such
Special Bank Account 2t al! reasonable times and for all reasonable
purposes, including, without limitation, the inspection or copying of
such books and records and any and ail memoranda, checks, corres-
pondence or documents appertaining thereto. Such bocks and records
~3- Appendix C

Modification No. 92
Contract AT(29-1)-1106



Contract AT(29~-1)-1106

Shift premium pay shall be added to the basic salary for the

purpose of computing overtime pay.

*5, Exempt and non-exempt employees working continuous shift
schedules shall be paid a premium of thirty (30) cents per
hour for all hours worked on Saturday and a premium of

fifty (50) cents per hour for all hours worked on Sunday.

Such premium shall not apply on an hour for which a prem-

@ ium is payable for overtime or holiday purposes.

K. Requirements for Commission Approval Respecting Overtime

1. Basic Workweek: For purpose of this Contract, the basic
workweek is a forty-hour week consisting of five basic work-
days of eight hours each within a designated period of seven
consecutive days considered as a unit when pay is computed.

2. Overtime: When deemed essential to the performance of work
under this Contract, the Contractor may authorize any em-
ployee or group of employees to work overtime, but, except as
provided below, not more in one workweek than eight hours per
employee in excess of the basic workweek, or longer workweek
previously authorized by the Commission: Provided, that

whenever the need for overtime for more than four consecutive

*Added by R.A. #7 -20- Appendix A, Attachment
Effective 6/18/62 to Modification No. 87

santa aos



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SCHEDULE

LABOR AGREEMENT

~10- - Appendix A

Schedule II
Modification No. 87



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Contract AT(29~-1)-1106
expense to employees, will serve as a news gathering source and

a means of distributing necessary information to employees.

Attendance at Outside Meetings and Conferences

Certain supervisory and other selected employees may be re~
quested to attend meetings or seminars outside the Rocky Flats
Plant in various professional, educational, administrative and
technical organizations and conferences called by the Contractor.
All activities hereunder shall be pertinent to the work of the em-
ployee and shall require the written approval of the employee's

line supervisor and the Plant Manager.

Safety Awards
Luncheons, dinners, or other reasonable awards are provided em-
ployees and their families when such employees have attained pre~

scribed safety goals.

Business Luncheons

1. The Contractor may sponsor official business luncheons
related to work performance under the Contract at the
Rocky Flats Plant. Only an employee whose attendance
at such a luncheon is requested by the Contractor, shall
be provided such a luncheon free of charge.

-40- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

revision. Revisions to this Appendix A shall be accomplished by written
modifications to the Contract, normally in the form of Reimbursement
Authorizations, signed by both parties to this Contract. Unless otherwise
approved by the Commission, the effective date of each such modification
shall not precede the date on which the Contractor first requested such Con-
tract modification in writing. Execution of such a modification by the Plant
Manager, or higher authority, will be binding upon the Contractor, For ease
of reference, all such modifications are hereinafter referred to as Reimburse-

ment Authorizations.

-2- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87

ue.



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

behind the establishment of the above-mentioned percentage
figure. However, it is understood that much of this informa-
tion is confidential and will be respected as such by the Com~
mission.

Such salary increases may be granted within the limitations set
forth above on the effective date, or may be deferred for
certain exempt employees at the discretion of the Contractor
and be granted at any time during the ensuing twelve months,
provided that during any salary budget year of the contractor
no exempt employee may, except with prior written approval
of the resident contracting officer, receive merit increases
which total more than 15 per cent of his basic salary as of

the beginning of the salary budget year.

The total of all increases granted for any twelve-month period
as aforesaid shall not exceed the total amount as set forth in
subparagraph 2.d. above; provided, however, that the pay of
exempt employees covered in Section H, during any such pay
period will be excluded from the total exempt salary payroll
for purposes of computing the total salary increases permissible
hereunder.

+ ~14- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106
performed; provided, however, that nothing herein shall limit pay-
ment to an employee for shift premium and overtime as elsewhere
provided for in this Appendix A. The following formula shall be
used in determining the straight time daily wage of salaried
employees:

Daily Wage = Basic Salary x 12x 14
365 x 10

J. Shift Premium
= An exempt employee is eligible for shift premium pay as set
forth below provided he has been assigned to the shift for
four (4) weeks or longer.
2. A non-exempt employee who is assigned to work on a second

or third shift will receive shift premium pay as hereinafter

provided:
lst Shift 7:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. None
2nd Shift 3:45 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. $24.00 per month.
3rd Shift 11:45 p.m. to 7:45 a.m. $33.00 per month
* Jump Shift ° $38.00 per month
3. In the event a salaried employee is not entitled to a full month's

premium as provided in the above schedule, he shall receive a
pro-rata share of such premium pay based upon the number of
hours actually worked for which he is entitled to such premium
pay utilizing the following formula:

Hourly Shift Premium = Applicable Monthly Shift Premium
173.33

*Revised by R.A.#6 -19- Appendix A, Attachment
Effective 6-18-62 to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106
When an employees! duties are changed and his responsibilities
have increases or decreases and it is determined by the Con-
tractor that a position reclassification is in order, the employee
shall be reclassified and increases to his basic starting salary,

if any, will be commensurate with his training and ability and

in line with the basic salaries being paid other employees in the
new classification having the most nearly comparable experience,
training and ability. Each increase made in basic salary here-
under will not, except in unusual circumstances, exceed 15

per cent of the employee's basic salary prior to such increase.
The basis on which increases exceeding 15 per cent are made

will be furnished the Commission in writing.

When the pay relationship of all or any member of a group of
salaried employees with the competitive labor market for workers
with comparable positions indicates a need for adjustment of
salaries paid or salary ranges under this contract, such pay
adjustments and/or adjustments of established salary ranges,

may be made with the prior approval of the Commission. Re-
quests for such adjustments shall be supported by adequate

survey data, including, but not necessarily limited to, condi-

tions in the appropriate employment market.

-15- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



B.

Travel on Official Business

1

Employees required to travel in connection with work performed
under this Contract will be allowed reasonable transportation
and subsistence expenses incurred incidental to the travel.
Reasonable transportation expense items would be first-class
railroad and Pullman fare or plane fare on regularly scheduled
airlines, taxis, rental automobile, toll and parking fees, street
cars, bus fares, and tips. (Wherever practicable, tourist or
coach accommodations shall be utilized by all employees who
travel on regularly scheduled airlines.) Reasonable sub-~
sistence expense items would be lodging, meals, valet ser~
vices, laundry, postage, official telephone calls, telegrams,
and tips. Interviewees may be furnished meals by the Con-
tractor.

Employees using personal automobiles for authorized travel

on official business will be given a mileage allowance of

seven (7) cents per mile while so engagei.

The Contractor may furnish travel insurance to employees
traveling on official business at a cost not to exceed $1.00

per trip.

-43- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Administrative Services Supervisor

Analytical Laboratory Supervisor

Supervisor, General Assembly

Senior Development Specialist
Service Department Superintendent
Plant Protection Superintendent

Senior ( ) Engineer

Production Control Supervisor

Production Dept. Asst. Superintendent

CODE CLASSIFICATION
RF -37 Safety Supervisor
RF -38
¥RF-39 Supervisor, Employment
RF -88 Section Services Engineer
*RF-90 Supervisor, Area Utilities
RF-142 Technical Information Officer
RF-150 Electronics Shop Supervisor
‘RF -161
*RF-180 Supervisor, Pu Foundry
*RF-181 Supervisor, U Chemistry
Os:
*RF~193 Supervisor, SSRL
RF-29 Engineering Staff Specialist
RF-17 Assistant Chief Accountant
RF-136
RF-65
RF-121
*RF-183 U Foundry Supervisor
RF-114 Special Projects Leader
RF-151 Health Physics Group Leader
RF-162 Laboratory Group Leader
RF-134 Development Leader
*RF-184 Am Supervisor
*RF-185 Machining Supervisor
ax Administrative Assistant
-28 Lead Engineer
RF-30
RF-96 Lead Tool Engineer
RF-99
RF -106 Assistant Purchasing Agent
*RF-112 Inspection Supervisor
RF-21 Payrmm ster
RF-80
RF -62 Instrument Specialist
RF-152

Health Physics Laboratory Leader

-3-

*Revised by R.A. #4
Effective 7/9/62

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

EVALUATION
POINTS

215
215
215
215
215
215
215
215
215
215
215
215
205
201
198
195
195
195
193
193
193
187
187
187
182
181
181
181
181
181
181
180
175
172
171

Schedule I

Appendix A, Attachment

to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

each salary increase result in a basic salary of $1666 per month
or over, shall require the prior written approval of the Commis-
sion, The Contractor will submit salary approval requests to
the Commission on AEC Form 37 for approvals required by the
foregoing proviso. The effective date of such approval, if

given, will be on or after the date of the written request for

such approval, unless otherwise approved by the Commission.

Hiring Rates

Salaried employees shall normally be hired within the salary range
established for the classification which is to be filled. Ordinarily

the starting rate will be the minimum of the range for the position.

An individual's previous experience, training, ability and educational
background together with salaries paid to other employees in the same
job classification who have the most nearly comparable experience,
training, ability and educational background may be taken into considera-
tion in establishing the starting rate which may be above or below the

minimum,

Merit Increases (Non-Exempt Employees)

1 Merit increase may be granted to non-exempt salaried employees
at the discretion of the Contractor in a percentage not to exceed

-9- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

*SCHEDULE IV

PENSION AND PROFIT SHARING PLAN

-18-
*Revised by R.A. No. 68 to Mod. 92 Appendix A
Effective November 15, 1965



Contract AT(29~-1)-1106

two years or less service with the Contractor, and one
additional week's pay for each additional year of service
with the Contractor, except that the total pay received
will not exceed eight weeks' pay. Upon returning from
the armed forces, an employee's re-employment shall
be in accordance with applicable laws.

b. An employee is deemed to have entered military service
if the employee enters the Armed Forces of the United
States Government (i) under the Selective Service Act,
(ii) by enlistment, or (iii) by call into active service as
opposed to annual training because of membership in the
National Guard or Reserve.

2. Annual Military Training

a. An employee absent from work because of participation
in annual military training with the National Guard or
Reserves will be paid at one-half of his basic rate for
each of his scheduled workdays during such absence
but not more than twelve scheduled working days in any
one fiscal year: Provided, That such payment shail be
made only if the employee has been employed by the
Contractor for at least thirty-five days prior to his
leaving for training.

-31- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29~1)-1106
(4) After an employee's basic salary has been increased
twice or to $370.00 in accordance with this Section
H,2.a., he will no longer be covered by this Sec-

tion H, but will be covered by Section G of this

Part IT,
b. If an employee is not entitled to a particular increase here-
t 3 under upon the elapse of the appropriate time interval, the

employee shall be again considered for the particular in-
crease at the lapse of a similar time interval.

c. The increases under paragraph 2 of this Section H are
intended to cover a combination training and proving period
for newly employed personnel. If a newly employed person
is promoted with a salary increase to a new classification

@ before completing nine months of service, the employee

shall upon such transfer be covered by Section G rather

than Section H of this Part IT.

I Computation of Salary for Partial Pay Period

An employee who does not work for an entire pay period shall,
unless he is on leave with pay during the portion of the pay
period he does not work, be paid only a pro-rata salary for work

-18- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SCHEDULE Iv

GROUP INSURANCE

SALARIED EMPLOYEES - EXPANDED PLAN*

Employee with Basic

Annual Salary of:

$ 3,500
4,500
5,500
6, 500
7, 500
8, 500
9, 500

10,500
13,000
15,000
17,000
19,000
21,000

From $23,000 to $49,000 and _

Less
but less
but less
but less
but less
but less
but less
but less
but less
but less
but less
but less
but less
but less

than $3, 500

than
than
than
than
than
than
than
than
than
than
than
than
than

4,500
5, 500
6, 500
7,500
8,500
9, 500
10, 500
13, 000
15,000
17,000
19,000
21,000
23,000

Over in Steps of $2,000

Weekly Contribution
Rate per $1,000

Life Insurance Over $4, 250
$ 4,250 $ --
8,000 07
10,000 08
12, 000 09
14, 000 09
16, 000 .10
18,000 10
20,000 ll
24,000 ll
28,000 12
32,000 12
36,000 .13
40,000 13
44,000 .14

From $48,000 to
$100,000 in Steps of
$4,000 14

* Upon attainment age 65, coverage reduced to that indicated under
"Retired Employees - Expanded Plan."

-15- : Appendix A
Schedule IV
Modification No. 87



UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

* REIMBURSEMENT AUTHORIZATION

LOCATION

Rocky Flats Division Rocky Flats, Colorado

CONTRACTOR:

The Dow Chemical Company

CONTRACT NO. DATE OF CONTRACT

AT(29-1)-1106 January 18, 1951

The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor
is approved as an allowable cost, effective May 14, 1962

C ) Schedule I, Part D, referred to in Part III, B.1. is revised to read as

follows:
SCHEDULE I
PART D
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
ROCKY FLATS PLANT
CONTRACT AT(29-1)-1106
Hourly Wage Rate Schedule for Plant Protection Personnel
Effective May 14, 1962

CLASSIFICATION HOURLY RATE
@ Master Sergeant $ 2.84 (3) $2.94

Senior Sergeant . $ 2.64 (3) $2.70 (3) $ 2.80

Patrolman $ 2.46 (2) $2.56 (3) $ 2.66

(Figures in parenthesis indicate number of months to be served at each
rate before advancing to the next rate within a classification.)

APPROVED FOR THE CONTRACTOR BY:

Kieth Erans

Name: Luther Evans Title: Manager Date: G-| Liew

APPROVED FOR THE ATOMIC COMMISSION BY— DATE
wae se BO carat My «me Area Mgr., RHAO SE



G

UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
P. O. BOX 5400
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Modification No. 88
Supplemental Agreement
Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT

This SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT, entered into on the lst day of March
1962, by and between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA represented
by the UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (hereinafter called
the "Commission"), and THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY (hereinafter called
the "Contractor"), a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the
State of Delaware,

WITNESSETH THAT:

WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the Government and the Contractor entered
into Contract AT(29-1)-1106 for the management and operation by the Con-
tractor of the Commission's Rocky Flats plant and for related work; and

WHEREAS, the said contract has been amended by Modifications Nos. 1
through 56, 58, 61 through 64, 66 through 71, 73 through 87; and

WHEREAS, the parties desire to further amend the contract as hereinafter
provided; and

WHEREAS, this Supplemental Agreement is authorized by and executed
under the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended.

NOW THEREFORE, the parties agree that Contract AT(29-1)-1106, as
previously amended, is hereby further amended in the following particular
but in no others:

The fourth sentence of Paragraph 2 of ARTICLE IV - TERM, ESTI-
MATES, OBLIGATION OF FUNDS, FIXED FEE AND FINANCIAL
PLAN, is amended in its entirety to read as follows:



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SCHEDULE V

PENSION & PROFIT SHARING PLAN

-19- Appendix A

Schedule V
Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106
Modification No. 87

All other terms and conditions of Contract AT(29-1)-1106, as previously
amended, shall remain unchanged and in full force and effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Supplemental
Agreement in several counterparts.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

By: fef Ratgh P. Jelnson
.
Assistant Manager for
® Administration & Construction
Contracting Officer
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

BY: fe/ H. De Doan

TITLE Sxecutive Vice President

CORPORATE CERTIFICATE

1, Salvin A. Campbell , certify that Tam the Seeretary

of the corporation named as Contractor herein; that He De Dean who
Smncutive Vide PresmeeTM <7! Agreement on behalf of said corporation was then
@ of said corporation; that this Supplemental

Agreement was duly signed for and in behalf of said corporation by authority
of its governing body and is within the scope of its corporate powers; and
that I have set my hand and the seal of the said corporation hereto on this

1 day of January , 19673962

fof Calvia A. Campbell
Calvin A. Campbell
(SEAL) Searetary

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his basic hourly rate plus shift premium, if applicable,

for hours actually worked in excess of eight hours in

one workday or forty hours in one workweek, calculated

on both a daily and weekly basis with payment of the higher

amount so derived, but in no event shall the same period of

time be paid for twice. The basic hourly rate is the
straight-time daily wage divided by eight.

Non-exempt salaried employees when required to report

to work outside their regularly scheduled working hours

will be paid not less than four hours’ pay at straight time,

when such call-in requires the employee to make an extra
round trip to the Plant.

The following hours shail be considered as hours worked

for the purpose of calculating overtime pay:

() Hours actually worked.

(2) Hours allowed for a holiday recognized or observed
as provided in Section M below.

(3) Hours allowed for such other absences as are speci-
fically provided in this Appendix A as being considered
as hours of work for the purposes of calculating over-
time pay.

-23- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

During the course of union contract negotiations and on a
other special occasions, the Contractor may provide union
representatives with a lunch free of charge either at the

Rocky Flats Plant or in the Denver, Colorado area.

Costs incurred under paragraphs 1 and 2 above, shall be

reasonable and will be reported annually to the Commission.

-41- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87

SAK SOS



UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

REIMBURSEMENT AUTHORIZATION

PAGE
PROJECT LOCATION

Rocky Flats, Colorado

Rocky Flats Plant

NO.

R.A No. 4

to Mod. 87°.

2 of 2 paces

‘CONTRACTOR

The Dow Chemical Company

‘CONTRACT NO. 7 DATE OF CONTRACT
January 18, 1951

-AT(29~1)-1106

The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor
July 9, 1962

is approved as an allowable cost, effective

Code Classification

RF 1847 Am Supervisor

RF 185 — Machining Supervisor

RF 112 - Inspection Supervisor

RF 83 Inspection Foreman

RF 192 Lead Analytical Chemist

RF 188 Shift Supervisor

RF 187 Tooling Coordinator

RF 191 Production Control Supervisor
RF 91 Area Utilities Supervisor

RF 113 Head Inspector

RF 196 Disbursement Accountant

RF 189 Production Control Supervisor
RF 190 Material Control Supervisor
RF 92 Area Utilities Supervisor

RF 93 Area Utilities Foreman

RF 101 Material Control Foréman

Evaluation Points

187
187
181
158
158
158
134
134
134
134
130
127
127
120
104
100

APPR the ‘eo BY:
aed

Name: Luther Evans

Title: General Manager .

APPROVED FOR THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

nnuz Manager, RFA

7 an cmon marae



SCHEDULE I
PART C - SERIES RFC
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
ROCKY FLATS PLANT
CONTRACT NO, AT(29-1)-1106

FOR

SCHEDULE OF MONTHLY SALARY RANGES

NON-EXEMPT CLERICAL CLASSIFICATIONS

JOB CODE CLASSIFICATION

RFC-1 Classified Material Clerk
RFC-2 Clerk Typist

RFC-3 Stenographer

RFC-4 Accounting Clerk

RFC-5 Payroll Clerk

RFC-6 Purchasing Clerk

RFC-7 Key Punch Operator
RFC-8 Switchboard Operator
RFC-12 Senior Stenographer
RFC-13 Senior Key Punch Operator
RFC-14 Senior Purchasing Clerk
RFC-17 Secretary

RFC-18 Insurance Clerk

RFC-19 Office Cashier

RFC-22 Administrative Secretary

-8-

SALARY RANGE

MINIMUM

$278
283
301
301
301
301
301
301
325
325
325
356
356
356
390

Appendix A
Schedule I
Part C

Modification No. 87.

MAXIMUM

$375
382
407
407
407
407
407
407
438
438
438
481
481
481
527

ene ane A AADAC ER ERB COHN



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Contract AT(29-1)-1106
the Contractor shall promptly so notify the Commission of its reduced
capability and the anticipated duration thereof. Similarly the Con-
tractor shall advise the Commission whenever the Contractor's
capability hereunder increases.

TRANSHIPMENT OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL

The Contractor shall unload, store, load, and monitor AEG
couriered material which may from time to time be transhipped
from a Commission consignor through the Plant to a Commission

consignee.

-8- Appendix B
July 1, 1962

Se



A.

Contract AT(29-~1)-1106

PART V - TRANSPORTATION, TRAVEL AND LIVING EXPENSES

Definitions and General Provisions

1.

In this Part V, the term "employee'’ means any person on the
Contractor's payroll, any prospective Contractor employee
being brought to the Rocky Flats Plant for an interview or

initial employment, and any person who is employed in other

sacrercenenteerv Once emp et

offices or Divisions of the Contractor's organization, who

is being transferred to work under this Contract.

The meaning of the term ''dependents" as used in this Part V
shall be in accordance with the definition contained in the
Internal Revenue Code of 1954, or amendments thereto.

The Contractor shall maintain documentary evidence of all
expenditures which are allowable under this Part V, Travelers
shall be required to submit expense accounts itemizing ex~
penditures for which reimbursement is requested. Such ex-
pense accounts shall be supported by receipts or stubs
normally received by the traveler, i.e., for air line tickets,
Pullman berth tickets, other first class transportation tickets,
and lodging and car rental receipts. In the event of loss or
unavailability of such tickets or stubs, the traveler will
furnish written explanations of the reasons therefor.

-42- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

to the Contractor's participating employees whose salaries
and wages are allowable under the Contract; except that, with
respect to a retired employee whose salary or wage was
allowable under the Contract for a period of less than five
years, allowable costs shall be that proportion of the Con-
tractor's share of group insurance premiums paid for such
employee which his years of service as a participating em-
ployee under the Contract bears to his total years of service
as a participating employee under the group insurance plan.
Dividends, return premiums, or other credits and allowances,
as accrued under each policy under the plan, shall be applied
as a reduction to the cost of work under this Contract to the
extent allowable by law in that proportion of such credits
which total allowable costs under paragraph A.2 above, for
each policy bears ‘to total Contractor contributions under each
policy for the period during which such dividends, return pre~
miums, or other credits and allowances are accrued.

In the determination of allowable group insurance costs, the
Contractor will provide the Commission with such data and
information as may be required by the Commission.

~48~- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(291)-1106

with Commission programming procedures, for:

a. preparing and issuing Interproject Schedules based on directives
received through the Contracting Officer;

b, reporting development and production progress and problems

to the Commission;
c, coordinating with other facilities in solution of problems for
the purpose of insuring adherence to time scales and attain=
r) ment of program objectives;
d, exchanging production control information on a day-to-day

basis with the Commission and other Commission contrace

tors; and
e. participating in the preparation of the Master Nuclear Schedule,

4, ASSEMBLY, MANUALS AND RECORDS

In accordance with standards and procedures prescribed or approved
by the Commission, the Contractor shall assemble parts fabricated
by the Contractor or others. This activity shall include: preparing
assembly and inspection manuals; maintaining various inventory
records of nuclear and special material in a manner acceptable to
the Commission; maintaining records on nuclear assemblies and
inventories thereof; undertaking minor technical development

ade Appendix B

July 1, 1962



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

reimbursement for such move from another company and (b)
that the employee will return the amount received from the Con-
tractor should he receive such reimbursement from another
company. Any employee who is transferred to another Office

or Division of the Contractor's private operations at the request
of the Contractor, shali not be reimbursed under this Contract

for return travel costs incurred.

~46- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



SCHEDULE I
PART B- SERIES RFN

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
ROCKY FLATS PLANT

CONTRACT NO. AT(29~1)-1106

SCHEDULE OF MONTHLY SALARY RANGES
FOR
NON-EXEMPT SALARIED CLASSIFICATIONS
(EXCEPT FOR CLERICAL)

SALARY RANGE

JOB CODE CLASSIFICATION MINIMUM MAXIMUM
@ RFN-1l: Mail Clerk $329 $444
RFN-2 General Clerk 373 503
RFN-3 Operations Clerk 395 533
RFN-4 Senior Clerk 424 572
RFN-5 Head Clerk 456 615
RFN-6 Scheduler 441 595
RFN-7 Scheduler-Expediter 480 648
RFN-8 Accountant I 395 533
RFN-9 Accountant IT 456 615
-RFN-10 Material Control Accountant I 395 533
RFN-11 Material Control Accountant IT 456 615
RFN-12 Draftsman 395 533
RFN-13 Engineer-Draftsman 441 595
RFN-14 Reproduction Equipment Operator 373 503
. RFN-15 Tabulating Machine Operator I 330 495
@ RFN- 16 Tabulating Machine Operator II 373 503
RFN-17 _ Tabulating Machine Operator III 441 595
RFN-18 Medical Technician 395 533
RFEN-19 Nurse 424 572
RFN-20 Head Nurse 44) 595
RFN-21 Time Study Technician 441 595
RFN-22 Health Physics Technician I 424 572
RFN-23 Health Physics Technician I * 480 648
RFN-24 Shop Technician I 441 595
RFN-25 Shop Technician II 480 648
RFN-26 Industrial Photographer 473 638
RFN-27 Industrial Illustrator 473 638
RFN-28 Lock and Key Technician 441 595
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Schedule I
Part B

Modification No. 87

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Contract AT(29-1)-1106
their basic salary plus premium pay for all hours worked on the
holiday. Such premium pay shall be calculated by multiplying
the employee's basic hourly rate plus shift premium, if applicable,
by one and one-half times the number of hours worked. Any
salaried employee who is scheduled to work on such a holiday but
who does not do so, may lose straight-time and premium pay for
the holiday if the Plant Manager determines that the failure to

@ work was not based on a reasonable excuse.

5. Time absent due to holidays for which salary payments are made
shall be counted as time worked for purposes of computing over-

time pay.

N. Vacation Leave
1. Regular Vacation
a. After one year of continuous employment, salaried em-
e ployees will become eligible for a paid vactaion of thirteen
working days. This first vacation must be completed
during the remaining part of the calendar year after the

employee first becomes eligible, except that (1) by arrange-

ment with his supervisor an employee may take up to

five of these thirteen days as vacation during the first year

Revised by R.A. #6 -25- Appendix A, Attachment
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Contract AT(29-1)-1106
effect, before permitting any such additional overtime to be
worked. A longer workweek authorized by the Commission under

this Section K is hereafter referred to as an "extended workweek",

Prior Commission authorization shall also be required for over-
time to be worked by any employee or. group of employees in any
workweek of more than eight hours per employee in excess of

the basic workweek, or an extended workweek.

Any authorized absence which occurs within the basic or extended
workweek and which is counted as time worked for the purpose of
overtime compensation shall, for the purpose of determining over-
time hours requiring prior Commission approval, be considered
as part of the basic or extended workweek in the same manner as

if the time of the absence had actually been spent in work.

Exception to the foregoing authorization requirements may be
made by the Contractor when overtime is required to meet an
emergency or for security reasons. In such cases, immediate
action shall be taken by the Contractor to meet the situation and
on the following workday the Contractor shall report the matter
to the Commission stating the number of overtime hours worked
and the reasons therefor.

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to Modification No. 87



Modification No. 90
Contract AT(29-1)-1106

"The Commission hereby obligates an additional One Million. Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($1, 300, 000.00) for the performance of
the work under Contract AT(29-1)-1106 including the Contractor's
fee or fees, making the total obligation under said contract One
Hundred Sixty-three Million Seventeen Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars ($163, 017,500.00) for all purposes from its inception."

All other terms and conditions of Contract AT(29-1)-1106 as previously
amended shall remain unchanged and in full force and effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Supplemental
Agreement in several counterparts.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

Chew
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

BY:
Hs BH. Doe

. TITLE:

CORPORATE CERTIFIOR Ee eee Premneems —
I, ©, Ay oeoeaing ts , certify that lam the sa g¢geqep Seoretesy—
of the corporation named as Contractor herein; that 9¢, », Seem
who signed this Supplemental Agreement on behalf of said corporation was
then Suse Vice President of said corporation; that this Supplemental Agree-
ment was duly signed for and in behalf of said corporation by authority of
its governing body and is within the scope of its corporate powers; and that
I have set my hand and the seal of the said corporation hereto on this c: .

day of Ei day » 1962.

___ fal Ws &e Gueening Be
(SEAL)

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3.

Contract AT(29~1)-1106

When such percentage adjustments have been established, the

Contractor will advise the Commission in writing of such per-

centage figures and will provide the Commission with the follow-

ing information:

a.

b.

The then-current Dow Company-wide exempt salary line.
The then-current Rocky Flats exempt salary line and the
point evaluation of each exempt classification.

The pay period of which the basic exempt payroll is to be
used for computing the percentage adjustment.

The percentage adjustment figure converted to a total
dollar amount for Rocky Flats and the date which begins
the twelve-month period during which the salary increases
may be granted to exempt employees.

Changes in cost of living, adjustments in hourly rates re-
sulting from Collective bargaining and changes in technical
hiring rates and other appropriate criteria utilized by the
Executive Committee in determining the percentage figures

set forth in Section G, paragraph l.a and b.

If the Commission requests, the Contractor will schedule a

meeting at a convenient time to review the competitive aspects

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to Modification No. 87

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Contract AT(29-1)-1106
b. As a result of each such progress and salary review, a
college graduate may receive a salary increase in accord-
ance with the following:
For an employee whose basic salary is between
$340 and $400 ~ $15. 00 to $25. 00.
For an employee whose basic salary is between
@ $405 and $550 - $15.00 to $35. 00.
For an employee whose basic salary is $555 or
more ~ $20.00 to $40.00.
2. Others
a. In lieu of salary increases under Section G of this Part II,
the work progress of newly employed clerical, stenographic
and other general salaried personnel will be reviewed and
@ progress increases may be granted as follows:
(1) A $10.00 raise in basic salary after three months
of service if the employee has demonstrated at
least normal advancement in ability.
(2) A $15, 00 raise in basic salary after an additional
six months of service, if the employee merits it.
(3) No basic salary resulting from an increase hereunder
shall exceed $370, 00.

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Contract AT(29~=1)-1106

common or contract carrier from their former residences

to their new residences within commuting distance from the

Rocky Flats Plant, including insurance costs for up to

$10, 000.00 coverage, but not to exceed a premium of $50.00.
Within sixty days subsequent to termination of the employment
of any person under this Contract for reasons beyond his con-
trol, the Plant Manager may authorize reimbursement to such
person for actual reasonable expenses for returning that per~
son, his dependents and his household goods and effects to

his former home from which such original transportation was
allowed or to a location of equivalent distance: Provided,
However, That (1) reimbursement will not be made until the
employee has completed and has furnished the Contractor
with reasonable evidence of having completed the return trip
to his former home or such other location, (2) in the case of

a return move to a location of greater distance than that of

the original move, the employee shall receive that portion of

the cost of the return move as the distance of the original move
bears to ttedistance of the return move, and (3) such employee

has furnished the Contractor with a statement certifying (a)

he has not and to the best of his knowledge, will not receive :

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to Modification No. 87



shall be preserved by the Bank for a period of six years after the
closing of this Special Bank Account.
4, In the event of the service of any writ of attachment, levy of execution

or commencement of garnishment proceedings with respect to the Spe-

cial Bank Account, the Bank will promptly notify the Manager, Albuquer-

que Operations Office, United States Atomic Energy Commission.
5, This Agreement supersedes all previous such Agreement between the
i } Contractor and the Bank.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to
be executed as of the day and year first above written.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

BY

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

BY:

TITLE:_

BANK

BY:

TITLE:

“4.
Appendix C
Modification No. 92
Contract AT(29-1)-1106



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

workweeks, including immediately previous workweek and
regardless of the number of hours per workweek, for an.em~
ployee or group of employees becomes apparent the Contractor
shall obtain with respect to such employee or group of em-
ployees, Commission authorization of a longer workweek than

the basic, or previously authorized longer workweek then in

Revised by R.A. #7 -20a- Appendix A, Attachment
Effective 6/18/62 to Modification No. 87



APPENDIX B
Contract AT(29=1)-1106
Modification No, 92
SCOPE OF WORK

The work to be performed by the Contractor under this contract shall
consist of the activities described below, It is the prime objective of
this contract to have a production plant managed and operated by the ,
Contractor and so organized, staffed, equipped, and maintained as
to efficiently perform manufacturing operations, including supporting
research and development, to produce components, assemblies, and
products whose major constituents are plutonium, uranium, and such

other materials as are required for completed components and assemblies,

in such quantities and in conformance with such product specifications

as the Commission may specify in writing from time to time. The Com=
mission expressly agrees to furnish the plutonium and uranium in
sufficient amounts and of appropriate type and quality necessary for
operations and reserves the right to furnish any other materials for
such operations. The Contractor shall not be obligated to utilize any
material furnished by the Commission if in the judgment of the Con=

tractor use of the material would constitute an unreasonable hazard to

health and safety, The word "plant" means the Rocky Flats Plant and



Contract AT(29~1)-1106

Requirements for Commission Approval Respecting Overtime

Requirements of Commission approval respecting overtime shall

- be as heretofore provided under Part II, Section K of this Appendix.

Separation Pay
Employees covered under this Part III, who are retiring under the
Contractor's Pension Plan, will be paid four weeks' basic pay at

the time of Separation.

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to Modification No. 87



UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

REIMBURSEMENT AUTHORIZATION

PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGES:
PROJECT. LOCATION .
Rocky Flats Plant Rocky Flats, Colorado
CONTRACTOR
The Dow Chemical Company
‘CONTRACT NO. . DATE OF CONTRACT
AT(29~1)~1106 January 18, 1951

e.

Change of Classification Titles and/or Points:

The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor
is approved as an allowable cost, effective July 9, 1962
2

_ Appendix A, Schedule 1, Part A, Series RF, revised as follows:

Code Classification Evaluation Points
RF 50 Superintendent, Maintenance 350
RF 72 Pu Chemistry Superintendent 264
RF 74 Misc Fabrication Superintendent 264
RF 76 Pu Fabrication Superintendent 264
RF 145 Supervisor, Quality Evaluation 255
RF 77 Pu Assembly Superintendent 246
RF 78 Foundry Superintendent 246
RF 111 Supervisor, Quality Acceptance 246
RF 195 Assistant Prod, Eng, Superintendent 246
RF 89 Plant Services Superintendent 239
® RF 79 Assistant Pu Chemistry Superintendent 229
RF 81 Assistant Pu Fabrication Superintendent 229
RF 382 Supervisor, U Fabrication 229
RF 64 Chief Construction Inspector 225
RF 186 Supervisor, Quality Engineering 222
RF 133 - Development Supervisor 222
RF 194 Industrial Relations Staff Assistant 222
RF 193 Supervisor, SSRL 215
RF 90 Supervisor, Area Utilities 215
RF 180 Supervisor, Pu Foundry 215
RF 181 Superxisor, U Chemistry 215
RF 182 Supervisor, General Assembly 215
RF 39 Supervisor, Employment 215
-RF 183 ‘U Foundry Supervisor 195

spac aavenanngone is

:

NAME.

‘APPROVED FOR THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION BY—

TITLE

DATE

1 covERmuENT PaleTinG oFrict — 10-~87120-2



Contract AT(29-~1)-1106

PART Ill - ALL OTHER EMPLOYEES

Hourly-Paid Production and Maintenance and Cafeteria Employees

lL

Rates of Pay and Fringe Benefits

Hourly-Paid Production and Maintenance and Cafeteria Em~
ployees shall be covered by this Part III and shall be paid in
accordance with the agreement between The Dow Chemical
Company, Rocky Flats Plant, and the Denver Metal Trades
Council, AFL-CIO, dated May 16, 1960. Such agreement is
included in attached Schedule 2 and is hereby made a part of
this Appendix. All other costs, such as grievance processing,
arbitration, dues deduction, leave provisions and other fringe
benefits, incurred pursuant to the provisions of such agree-
ment will be allowable.
Labor Negotiation
a. Preliminary to any original or renewal negotiations
concerning a labor agreement, the Contractor will
review with the Contracting Officer any union proposal
which can be expected to increase existing costs for wages
and fringe benefits in effect under this Contract. The
status of existing wage and fringe benefits currently in

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to Modification No. 87



(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

After five years of continuous employment, he shall
be entitled to five additional days of vacation for

the ensuing five years which shall be taken at any
time during the ensuing five years.

After ten years of continuous employment, he shall
be entitled to ten additional days of vacation for

the ensuing five years which shall be taken at any
time during the ensuing five years.

After fifteen years of continuous employment, he
shall be entitled to fifteen additional days of vacation
for the ensuing five years which shall be taken at
any time during the ensuing five years.

After twenty years of continuous employment, he shall
be entitled to twenty additional days of vacation for

each ensuing five year period thereafter and which

shall be taken at any time during each of the ensuing
five year periods.

Merit vacation must be taken in not less than one-day
periods,

An employee is not eligible to receive pay in lieu of
merit vacation, nor can he be allowed to accumulate

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to Modification No. 87



Modification No. 89
Contract AT(29-1)-1106

1. The term of Contract AT(29-1)-1106 is hereby extended through
July 31, 1962.

2. During this extended term of said contract, the Contractor will (a)
continue to perform the contract work.as. specified by the Com-
mission; and (b) continue to negotiate with the Commission in a
good faith effort to reach agreement on.all the terms.and conditions
to be applicable to a long term extension of said contract.

3. During this extended term or, if sooner, until the parties reach
agreement on all the terms and conditions to be applied toa -
long term extension of said contract, the Contractor shall receive
a provisional payment for fixed fee of $66,916.67 at the end of
the month; provided, however, that such fee payment shall be
adjusted either upward or downward to reflect the final agree-
ment of the parties on the fixed fee for the fee year following
June 30, 1962.

4. The fourth sentence of Paragraph 2. of ARTICLE IV - TERM,
ESTIMATES, OBLIGATION OF FUNDS, FIXED FEE AND
FINANCIAL PLAN, is amended in its entirety to read as
follows:

"The Commission hereby obligates an additional Five Hundred
Ninety-six Thousand Dollars ($596,000.00) for the performance
of the work under Contract AT(29-1)-1106, including the
Contractor's.fee for fees, making the total obligation under
said contract One Hundred Sixty-one Million Seven Hundred
Seventeen Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($161, 717,500.00)
for all purposes from its inception."

5. The additional funds obligated under Paragraph 4. of this Modifica-
tion No. 89 reflect the financial plan adjustment for fiscal year 1962
and the additional obligation authority for the month of July 1962.

All other terms and conditions of Contract AT(29-1)-1106, as previously
amended, shall to the extent not inconsistent with this Supplemental
Agreement remain unchanged and in full force and effect.

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Contract AT(29-1)-1106

PART I - GENERAL PROVISIONS

Recruitment and Help-Wanted Advertising

Reasonable expenses incurred for the recruitment of personnel for
work under this Contract, including Help-Wanted advertisements,
newspapers, trade journals and other media; shall be allowable costs.
Appropriate records shall be maintained by the Contractor to enable

accurate reporting of such costs to the Commission,

Consultants

‘As the work program requires, the Contractor may, with the prior ap-
proval of the Commission, hire technical and professional personnel as
consultants. These personnel shall be hired at a daily rate and for rela-
tively short periods. Requests to the Commission for approval of such
hires will be accompanied by written evidence from the Contractor

that the consultant has a proper personnel security clearance, if one

is required, and that the daily rate to be paid the consultant is in

keeping with the rate paid by other Commission contractors.

Training
1 Reasonable costs of training programs may be allowed, as

required to increase employee skills and efficiency and to

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& Contract AT(29~1)~1106
3. Employee Time Records: Employee time or attendance
records, acceptable to the Commission, shall be maintained

for all employees.

L. Computation of Overtime
1. Exempt Employees
Overtime pay for Exempt Employees Working an Extended
Workweek shall be as follows:
a. Employees whose basic salaries are $640.00 or less per
month will be paid time and one-half for the scheduled
overtime hours worked.

b. Employees whose basic salaries are between $640.00 and

$1090. 00 will be paid for the scheduled overtime hours
worked in accordance with Schedule 3 which is attached
to and hereby made a part of this Appendix A,
e Cc. Employees whose basic salaries exceed $1090. 00 will
not receive any overtime pay.
2. Non-Exempt Employees

a. A non-exempt employee who is required to work in excess

of the basic workweek shall be paid one and one-half times

~22- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



dred Sixty-one Million One Hundred Twenty-One Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars ($161, 121, 500, 00) for all purposes from its incep- -
tion."

All other terms and conditions of Contract AT(29-1)-1106 as previously
amended shall remain unchanged and in full force and effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Supplemental
Agreement in several counterparts.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

BY:
Naecnaene * Mention’, erm chia
Somneeting Often

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

BY: fief fs. 9» Siem
o & Dee
TITLE: __ Suewstive Yiew frestdent

CORPORATE CERTIFICATE

1, _#wed be Beown , certify that 1am the Jmeketess Gecvetery

of the corporation named as Contractor herein; that He Be eee.

who signed this Supplemental Agreement on behalf of said corporation was
thenggueenties ¥tee Presigesdaid corporation; that’ this Supplemental Agree-
ment was duly signed for and in behalf of said corporation by authority of

its governing body and is within the scope of its corporate powers; and that
Ihave set my hand and the seal of the said corporation hereto on this ped

day of dagen 1962.
geek 4. Beare.

(SEAL)
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EVALUATION

CODE CLASSIFICATION POINTS
*RF-113 Head Inspector 134
RF-124 Identification & Communications Supervisor 134
*RE-187 Tooling Coordinator 134
*RF-191 Production Control Supervisor 134
RF-9 Lead Industrial Engineer 131
RF-19 Cost Accountant 131
RF-122 Reproduction Supervisor 131
RF-123 Document Control Supervisor 131
RF-125 Fire Chief 131
F-24 Auditor 130
~32 Design Engineer 130
RF -44 Procedures Coordinator 130
RF-63 Maintenance Engineer 130
RF-98 Tool Engineer 130
RF-100 Quality Control Engineer 130
RF-104 Plant Engineer 130
RF-107 Buyer 130
RF-138 Development ( ) 130
RF -164 Analytical ( ) 130
RF-168 Wage & Salary Analyst 130
RF-171 Programmer 130
*RF-196 Disbursement Accountant 130
RF-110 Production Coordinator 127
YREF-189 Production Control Supervisor 127
ee Material Control Supervisor 127
F-13 Production Control & Planning Engineer 126
RF-116 Planning Coordinator 126
RF-14 Statistician 123
RF-103 Administrative Assistant 123
RF-20 Accountant 120
*RF-92 Area Utilities Supervisor 120
RF-143 Librarian 120
RF-15 Industrial Engineer 117
RF-34 Executive Secretary 117
RF-45 Employment Specialist 117
RF-128 Investigator 117
RF-140 Development Man 117

*Revised by R.A. #4 -4- Schedule I

Effective 7/9/62

Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

that established for exempt employees under Section G.1 below,
provided, that (1) during any salary budget year of the Contractor
no non-exempt employee may, except with prior written approval
of the Contracting Officer receive merit increases which total
more than ten (10%) per cent of his basic salary as of the begin-
ning of the salary budget year, and (2) if contractor's company-
t wide economic conditions are such that the Contractor does not
authorize salary adjustments for exempt employees as described
in Section G.1 below, Contractor may, with prior Commission
approval, nevertheless grant salary increases to non-exempt
employees in amounts which may be required or necessary to
meet conditions in the local labor market.
2. The total merit increases granted during any salary budget year
@ shall not exceed the percentage figure as established by the Dow
Board of Directors, as specified in paragraph 1 above, multiplied

by the monthly base non-exempt payroll as of the pay period

defined in Section G., Paragraph 2 c, excluding the salaries of those

non-exempt employees who are on the Progression Schedule

(Section H of this Part II) or are on single rated jobs.

3. Merit increases within the above limitations may be granted on

the effective date as set forth in Section G, paragraph 2 d or may

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to Modification No, 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

Section B, This paragraph will apply only to employees
whose entire compensation is directly allowable under

this contract.

2. Rocky Flats Plan

* a,

*Revised By A. #1
Effective J;

The Contractor maintains a Pension Program for all em-
ployees as defined in subparagraph 11 of Article I of
Group Annuity Contract Number 437, issued to the
Contractor by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com-
pany, dated June 27, 1956 and effective July 1, 1954.
The Pension Program, which is controlled by said Group
Annuity Contract Number 437 and amendments 1 through
11 thereto, is on file with and has been approved by

the Commission for application to this Contract and is
incorporated herein by reference and made a part of

this Appendix A, Such Group Annuity Contract, may,
with the prior approval of the Commission, be modified
from time to time by agreements between the Contractor
and the insurer. Modifications to such Contract shall be

accomplished by Reimbursement Authorization.

Appendix A, Attachment
uary 1, 1962 -50- to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

(2) by arrangement with his supervisor, an em-
ployee may borrow up to five days of regular
vacation from the following year; and

(3) if employment is terminated for any reason
whatsoever prior to the.date the employee
would normally have become eligible for said
vacation, the Contactor shall take reasonable
steps to recover salary paid to such employee for
the borrowed vacation.

c. If an employee is laid off for lack of work or quits with

five days' notice, he will be paid for any vacation due.

However, if an employee is discharged for cause or quits
without giving five days! notice, no vacation pay will be

allowed.

d. Effective January lst of the year in which the employee
completes twenty-five years of continuous service and i
each year thereafter, he is entitled to three additional
days of regular vacation.
2. Merit Vacation
a. An employee will be entitled to additional vacation, known
as Merit Vacation, as follows: |

-27- Appendix A, Attachment H
to Modification No, 87 !



PART A - SERIES RF
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
ROCKY FLATS PLANT
CONTRACT NO. AT(29-1)-1106

CLASSIFICATIONS AND EVALUATION POINTS
FOR a .
EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE & PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVALUATION

CODE CLASSIFICATION POINTS
RF-173 Manufacturing Manager 639
RF-69 Assistant General Manager, Services 591
RF-130 Technical Director 571
el Business Manager 557

-144 Staff Assistant to the General Manager &
Assistant Technical Director 494
RF-169 Product Manager 447
RF -47 General Superintendent, Maintenance,

Construction and Service 447
RF-178 General Superintendent, Metal Production 405
RF-71 General Superintendent, Fabrication 405
RF-147 Director, Health Physics 400
RF-25 Chief Engineer 390
RF~35 Manager Industrial Relations 375
RF-73 Superintendent, Manufacturing Assembly 354
RF-131 Superintendent, Technical Metallurgy 354
RF-~157 Analytical Laboratory Director 354
¥RE-50 Superintendent, Maintenance 350
Oris Superintendent, Health Physics 328
RF-26 Superintendent, Product Engineering 326
RF-174 Superintendent, Quality Control 318
RF~135 Technical Expert 306
RF-175 Manufacturing Technical Superintendent 304
RF-155 Medical Services Supervisor 304
RF-119 Security Director 285
RF-158 Assistant Laboratory Director 285
RF-13Z2 Technical Staff Supervisor 278
RF-159 Analytical Development Supervisor 278
RFyl6 Chief Accountant 264
RF-22 Chief Auditor : 264

*Revised by R.A. #4
effective 7/9/62

Te Modification Ne. 87

oa |

Appendix A, Attachment



NO.
R.A, 2

‘UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

EIMBURSEMENT AUTHORIZATION

to Mod, #87~

pace 1 or paces.

— ] LOCATION
Flats Plant | Rocky Flats, Colorado
Th }-Dow Chemical Company
‘NO. | DATE OF CONTRACT ee
AT(29~1)-1106 | January 18, 1951

is approved as an allowable cost, effective March 26, 1962,
Appendix A, Schedule 1, Part A, Series RF, revised as follows:

Change of Evaluation Points:

“The following revision or addition to the ‘approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor

-Code Classification Evaluation Points

YRF-173 , Manufacturing Manager ~~ ~-——~——______ 639
3RF-69 Assistant General Manager, Services $91 —-——__.|_
‘RF-130 - Technical Director 571
YRF-1 Business Manager 557
/ ¥RP-144 Staff Assistant to the General Manager &
Assistant Technical Director 494
RF-169 Product Manager 447
APPRO FORTHE CONTRACTOR BY: Date:
- — ‘
Name: “Luther gO An _itle: General Manager | March 21, 1962—-~~

- APPROVED Aron ENE} ct ISSION BY— ‘Acti Mt or DATE
Ube: Ael7 A Sunderland t ame REAQ_..-- Marc

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Contract AT(29-1)-1106

i
Scme of the Contractor's responsibilities under this Section 6, shall H
be to cooperate with Commission representatives and other Commis-
sion contractors in establishing preferred designs and specifications i

for components, and related equipment such as shipping containers,

which will be compatible to the extent practicable with the current
capabilities of all Commission-owned production facilities; to make, :
or have made, tests on components; to establish manufacturing

tolerances; to design and maintain master inspection gauges; to

prepare and distribute production drawings and specifications; to

serve as consultants to other Commission production contractors;

and to keep other Commission production contractors and Commis-

sion design agencies timely informed of manufacturing processes,

pertinent factors affecting processes, and significant changes thereto.

The Contractor may be assigned responsibilities for four to eight

new nuclear assemblies per year, including modernization pro-

grams on existing assemblies and components,

DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT

The Contractor shall furnish such development support to the weapon
design laboratories, on a cash basis, as may be requested from
time to time by the laboratories, within general limits of volume

and type agreed upon annually between the Contractor and the

Appendix B-

laboratories.



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

may be made with the approval of the Commission. Requests for

such adjustments shall be supported by adequate survey data, including
but not necessarily limited to, conditions in the labor market from
which such employees would normally be recruited. The scope of
salary surveys should be sufficiently comprehensive, both as to area
and number of participants, to permit a representative finding.

Salary schedules should be so related to the survey findings as to
result in a competitive position with respect to generally comparable

industry.

Salary Increases (Exempt Employees)

L. a. When Company-wide economic conditions warrant, the
Executive Committee of the Contractor's Board of Directors
shall periodically establish a percentage figure which shall
be the basis for computing the average amount by which
salaries of exempt employees in each plant may be in-
creased within a twelve month period.

b. At such time, the Contractor's Company Salary Committee 7
may authorize adjustments in the Company-wide exempt
salary rate ranges. Such adjustments shall thereupon be
incorporated into a Reimbursement Authorization.

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to Modification No. 87



Contract AT(29=1)<1106

projects related to inspection and surveillance as requested by
the Commission,

DEVELOPMENT WORK

eee

The Contractor shall, canc.

~rently with its production activities

hereunder, carry on development work which shall include the

faliowing areas: °

a. The improvement of current production methods and pros
cesses in the interest of increased production, better preducts,
and lowez costs.

b. The investigation of new and improved methods and processes
of producizg parts and products,

The scope and costs of the developmert work shall be subject to the

pzior approval of the Commission and to annual review. The Cone

tractor shail provide periodic reports as required by the Commis- |

sion,

WEAPON ENGINEERING

The Cortractor shail perform preduct design functions for nuclear

components originated by the Los Alamos and Livermore research

groups. In discharging these zesponsibilities, the Contractor shall
utilize weapon ixformation, data and criteria furnished by these

groups and. desigz components suitable for quantity production,

=e Appendix B

aE



A.

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

PART II - EXEMPT AND NON-EXEMPT SALARIED EMPLOYEES

Coverage

The provisions of this Part II shall apply to all salaried personnel, both

exempt and non-exempt except as set forth in Article XVIII, Paragraph 2

of this Contract. Salaried employees in bona fide executive, adminis-
trative, or professional capacities shall be referred to herein as
"exempt employees". Salaried personnel in other categories shall be
referred to herein as "non-exempt employees". The Contractor's
policies as contained in this Appendix A for exempt and non-exempt
employees, as well as the distinctions between the two categories,
shall be compatible with the Wage and Hour Provisions of the Fair
Labor Standards Act, and official regulations and interpretations

issued thereunder.

Job Classifications (Positions) and Salary Ranges

L The Contractor has developed a job evaluation program which
covers all salaried job classifications. Such program is on file
with and has been approved by the Commission for application
at the Rocky Flats Plant. Not less frequently than once each
two years a responsible executive of the Contractor's Salary

Appendix A, Attachment
~6- to Modification No. 87



UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
P. O. BOX 5400
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Modification No. 89

Supplemental Agreement
Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT

This SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT, entered into this 22nd day of June
1962,. by and between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (hereinafter
called the "Government"), represerited by the UNITED STATES ATOMIC
ENERGY COMMISSION (hereinafter called the 'Commission"), and THE
DOW CHEMICAL, COMPANY (hereinafter called the Contractor"), a
corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Delaware,

WITNESSETH THAT:

WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the Government and the Contractor entered
into Contract AT(29-1)-1106 for the management and operation by the Con-
tractor of the Commission's Rocky Flats Plant and for related work; and

WHEREAS, the said contract has previously been amended by Modifications
Nos. 1 through 56, 58, 61 through 64, 66 through 71, 73 through 88; and

WHEREAS, the parties are presently negotiating all the terms and con+
ditions. to be applied to a long term extension of said contract; and

WHEREAS, it now appears that the present negotiations will extend beyond
June 30, 1962, the current expiration date of said contract; and

WHEREAS, the parties desire to extend the term of said contract until
said negotiations can be completed and to provide for a continuation of
the work.and to provide additional funds and provisional payment of fee
for this extended term; and .

WHEREAS, this} Supplemental Agreement is entered into by the Com-
mission under the authority of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended,

NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree that Contract AT(29-1)-1106,
as.amended, is further amended in the following particulars only:



UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
P, O, BOX 5400
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Modification No, 91
Supplemental Agreement
Contract AT(29=1)-1106

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT

This SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT, entered into this 30th day of July
1962, by and between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (hereinafter
called the "Government"), represented by the UNITED STATES ATOMIC
ENERGY COMMISSION (hereinafter called the "Commission"), and THE
POW CHEMICAL COMPANY (hereinafter called the “Contractor"), a
corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Delaware,

WITNESSETH THAT:

WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the Government and the Contractor
entered into Contract AT(29-1)-1106 for the management and operation
by the Contractor of the Commission's Rocky Flats Plant and for re-
lated work; and

WHEREAS, the said contract has previously been amended by Modifications
Nos. 1 through 56, 58, 61 through 64, 66 through 71, 73 through 90; and

WHEREAS, the parties are presently negotiating regarding the terms and
conditions to be applied to a long term extension of said contract; and

WHEREAS, the parties have previously agreed to temporgrily extend the
contract through July 31, 1962, pending completion of negotiations; and

WHEREAS the parties desire to further extend the contract, tempovarily,
through August 31, 1962, pending completion of negotiations, and to
provide for a continuation of the work and to provide additional funds

and provisional payment of fee for this extended term; and

WHEREAS, this Supplemental Agreement is entered into by the Com-
mission under the authority of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended.



Contract AT(29=1)#1106

includes all buildings, facilities, and equipment located there. The

phrase "supporting research and development" means such research

and development as may be necessary to assure the Contractor's

ability to meet design specifications on approved and anticipated

production assignments.

1. PRODUCTION
The Contractor shall undertake all production activities necessary
or incidental to the carrying out of the objective set forth above,
including such services and functions as technical services (ine
cluding analytical laboratory and library service), engineering,
process development, procurement, accourting, budgeting, health
physics, safety, cafeteria operation, fire protection, plant security,

armed guard service (including assistance to Commission repre=

sentatives in transporting classified materials to and from the
plant and protecting such materials while in transit), maintenance,
property management, and other related services and functions as
are necessary to properly operate and maintain an industrial plant.
The services and functions mentioned above shall include: the
preparation of operating procedures; making studies and pre»
paring preliminary drawings and cost estimates for proposed

Appendix B
July 1, 1962



vy

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

Voting Time

Except as hereinafter provided, ail salaried employees who are
registered to vote and who are scheduled to work on a voting day
may be allowed not more than two hours off with pay for the purpose
of voting in Local, State, and Federal Elections. If a non-exempt
employee is required to travel an excessive distance in order to
vote, such employee may be allowed an additional absence but

without pay.

~34- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No." 87



UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

REIMBURSEMENT AUTHORIZATION

PROJECT

Rocky Flats Plant

-
LOCATION

Rocky Flats, Colorado

CONTRACTOR:

The Dow Chemical Company
CONTRACT NO.

AT(29~1)-1106

DATE OF CONTRACT
January 18, 1951

is approved as an allowable cost, effective June 18, 1962

®@ particular, by adding the following:

‘The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor

Appendix A, Part Il, Paragraph J, Shift Premium, is revised in the following

"5, Exempt and non-exempt employees working continuous shift
schedules shall be paid a premium of thirty (30) cents per
hour for ail hours worked on Saturday and a premium of
fifty (50) gents per hour for all hours worked on Sunday,

Such premium shall not apply on an hour for which a
premium is payable for overtime or holiday purposes, "

alas o> i — ae BY:

Name: Luther Evans Title:

General Manager

DATE:

September 4, 1962

‘APPROVED FOR THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION BY—
irri A) (\. -
wae Seth RL Woodruff. Tr:

Manager, RFAO



APPENDIX "'C" TO
MODIFICATION NO, 92
CONTRACT AT(29-1)-1106

FORM OF SPECIAL BANK ACCOUNT AGREEMENT

AGREEMENT entered into this day of » 1962,

between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (hereinafter called the

"Government"'), represented herein by the UNITED STATES ATOMIC
ENERGY COMMISSION (hereinafter cailed the ''Commission"), THE

DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY (hereinafter called the Contractor"), a
corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of

Delaware, and

(hereinafter called the 'Bank''), a banking corporation under the laws of

the State of 2 located at

RECITALS
A. Effective July ., 1962, the Commission and the Contractor entered
into a Supplemental Agreement to Contract AT(29~1)-1106, designated

Modification No. 92, providir

for the making of advances of Govern-
ment funds to the Contractor. Copy of such advance provisions has
been furnished to the Bank.

B. The Commission requires that amounts advanced to the Contractor

under said Supplemental Agreemert and Contract be deposited ina



UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

REIMBURSEMENT AUTHORIZATION

R, Ag3 oe
to Mod, #87

PROJECT

Rocky Flats Plant

- ———
LOCATION =...

Rocky Flats, Colorada~ a

CONTRACTOR

The Dow Chemical Company
CONTRACT NO. .

"AT (29=1)~1106

DATE OF CONTRACT

January 18, 1951

is approved as an allowable cost, effective

The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and nd salary schédules of the contractor

May 14, 1962

Code

r Change of Classification Titles and/or Points;

Classification

: RF-47

RF-71
RF-178
RF-25

RF-73

RF-131
RF~157
RF-148

F174
RF+175
RF-119
RF~16
RFW22
RF-+105
RF~176
RF~99

RF~-26 -

General Superintendent, Maintenance,
Construction and Service
General Superintendent, Fabrication
General Superintendent, Metal Production
Chief Engineer
Superintendent, Manufacturing Assembly
Superintendent, Technical Metallurgy

- Analytical Laboratory Diréctor ~ --—
Superintendent, Health Physics
Superintendent, Product Engineering
Superintendent, Quality Control
Manufacturing Technical Superintendent
Security Director
Chief Accountant
Chief Auditor
Purchasing Agent
Production Line Services Superintendent
Production Control Superintendent

ate

405

Sa eee

Appendix A, Schedule 1, Part A, Series RF, r vised as,follows:

. Evaluation Points

447-

405
390
354
354
354

328° -

326

“> 318

304
285
264
264
264
264’
229°

APPROVED FOR THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION BY—



OVERTIME CHART (cont'd)

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

HOURLY RATE

48-HOUR WEEK

Base
Monthly Over- Straight Over- Added
Salary time time time Mo. Pay
$790 1,000 4,566 4.566 158.30
795 - 983 4,595 4,517 156.60
800 - 966 4.624 4,467 154,87
805 949 4.653 4.416 153.10
810 +932 4,682 4,364 151.30
815 915 4.711 4.311 149.46
820 - 898 4.740 4.257 147,59
825 . 881 4.769 4.201 145.65
830 . 864 4.798 4,145 143.71
835 - 847 4,827 4.088 141.73
840 - 830 4,855 4.030 139.72
845 +813 4.884 3.971 137.67
850 - 796 4.913 3.911 135.59
855 +779 4,942 3.850 133.48
860 + 762 4.971 3.788 131.33
865 - 750 5.000 3.750 130.01
870 . 733 5.029 3.686 127.79
875 -716 5,058 3,622 125.57
880 699 5.087 3.556 123.29
885 - 682 5.116 3.489 120.96
890 - 665 5.145 3.421 118.61
895 - 648 5.173 3.352 116,21
@ 900 +631 5.202 3.282 113.79
905 614 5.231 3.212 111.36
910 597 5.260 3.140 108. 86
915 +580 5.289 3.068 106,37
920 +563 5.318 “2.994 103.80
925 546 5.347 2.919 101,20
930 529 5.376 2,844 98.60
935 512 5.405 2.767 95.93
940 - 500 5.434 2.717 94.20
945 483 5.462 2.638 91.46
950 466 5.491 2.559 88.72
955 449 5,520 2.478 85.91
960 432 5.549 2.397 83.10
~12- Appendix A

Schedule IIL

Total
Mo. Pay

948.30
951.60
954.87
958.10
961.30
964,46
967.59
970.65
973.71
976.73
979.72
982.67
985.59
988.48
991.33
995.01
997.79
1000.57
1003.29
1005.96
1008, 61
1021.21
1013.79
1016.36
1018. 86
1021.37
1023. 80
1026.20
1028. 60
1030.93
1034.20
1036.46
1038.76
1040.91
1043, 10

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Contract AT(29~1)-1106

CODE CLASSIFICATION

RF -59 Maintenance Foreman

RF-67 Service Foreman

RF-118 Inspection Coordinator

RF-46 Employee Services Coordinator
RF-61 Estimater Checker

RF -86 Production Foreman

RF-~126 Captain

RF-129 Shipment Coordinator
ARF -93

RF-117 Technical Writer

Area Utilities Foreman

. ae Confidential Secretary
F-68 Service Foreman
RF -87 Production Foreman
RF -94 Production Services Foreman
*RF-101 Material Control Foreman
RF-127 Lieutenant
RF -48 Maintenance Aide

EVALUATION
POINTS

116
116
116
114
114
114
110
110
164
104
101
100
100
100
100

93

92

Salary Ranges for the above classifications will be based on the following

formula:
Range Median = a+ bx
eo Where (currently): a

b
x

a

$220.00
“3,60
Evaluation Points

The values of "a" and '"'b"' may be changed
from time to time in accordance with Section

G of Part Il.

Range Maximum = Median plus 20%
Range Minimum - Median minus 20%

*Revised by R.A. #4
Effective 7/9/62

=5e

Schedule I
Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87



Special Bank.Account or Accounts with a bank designated by the
Treasury Department as a depositary and financial agent of the
Government (Section 10 of the Act of June 11, 1942, 56 Stat. 356;
12 U.S.C. 265), separate from any of the Contractor's general or
other funds; and, the Bank being such a bank, the parties are
agreeable to so depositing said amounts withthe Bank.

C. This Special Bank Account shall be designated:

"The Dow Chemical Company, Contract AT(29-1)-1106
United States Atomic Energy Commission Special Bank
Account."

COVENANTS

In consideration of the foregoing, and for other good and valuable con-

siderations, it is agreed that:

1. The Government shall have title to the credit balance in said
Account to secure the return of al] advances made to the Con-
tractor, which title shall be superior to any lien or claim of the
Bank or others, with respect to such Account.

2, The Bank will be bound by the provisions of said contract relating
to the deposit and withdrawal of funds in the above Special Bank
Account, but shall not be responsible for the application of funds

o2- Appendix C

Modification No. 92
Contract AT(29-1)-1106



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SCHEDULE Ill

OVERTIME CHART

48-HOUR WEEK

Base HOURLY RATE

Monthly Over- Straight Over- Added

Salary time time time Mo. Pay

$ 640 1,500 3,699 5.549 192.38
645 1,483 3.728 5.529 191.69
650 1,466 3.757 5.508 190.96
655 1,449 3.786 5.486 190,20
660 1,432 3.815 5.463 189.40
665 1,415 3,844 5.439 188,57
670 1,398 3.873 5.414 187.70
675 1,381 3.902 5.389 186, 84
680 1,364 3.931 5.362 185.90
685 1,347 3.960 5,334 184.93
690 1.330 3.988 5.304 183.89
695 1,313 4.017 5.274 182,85
700 1,296 4,046 5.244 181.81
705 1.279 4.075 5.212 180.70
710 1,262 4,104 5.179 179,56
715 1,250 4.133 5.166 179,11
720 1,233 4,162 5.132 177.93
725 1,216 4.191 5,096 176.68
730 1,199 4.220 5,060 175.43
735 1.182 4.249 5,022 174.11
740 1.165 4,277 4.983 172.76
745 1,148 4.306 4,943 171.37
750 1.131 4.335 4.903 169.99
755 1,114 4,364 4, 861 168.53
760 1.097 4,393 4,819 167.07
765 1.080 4.422 4.776 165.58
770 1.063 4,451 4.731 164.02
775 1,046 4,480 4,686_ 162,46
780 1,029 4,509 4,640 160, 87
785 1.012 4,538 4,592 159.20

-ll- Appendix A

Schedule III

Total
Mo. Pay

832, 38
836.69
840.96
845.20
849.40
853.57
847.70
861.84
865.90
869.93
873.89
877.85
881.81
885.70
889.56
894.11
897.93
901.68
905.43
909.11
912.76
916.37
919.99
923.53
927.07
930.58
934.02
937.46
940.87
944.20

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Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SCHEDULE IV

GROUP INSURANCE

RETIRED SALARIED EMPLOYEES - EXPANDED PLAN *

Completed Years of
Service at Age 65 or

Life Insurance at
Age 65 or After

Maximum Combined
Hospital and Surgical
Benefits on Account of

Retirement Retixement You and Your Wife
13 or less $ 1,000 $ 500
14 1,000 600
15 1,000 700
16 1,000 800
17 1,000 900
18 1,000 1,000
19 1,000 1,100
20 1,000 1,200
al 1,000 1,300
22 1,000 1,400
23 1,000 1,500
24 1,000 1,500
25 1,000 1,500
26 1,100 1,500
27 1,200 1, 500
28 1,300 1,500
29 1,400 1,500
30 or more 1,500 1,500

* Attainment of age 65, or earlier retirement, under a Company

Retirement Plan.

(For additional details, see Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Group Insurance Policies Nos. 16740-G and 16741-G.)

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Appendix A
Schedule IV
Modification No. 87

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SANTOS |



Contract AT(29-1)-1106
3. Payment for individual sick leave which exceeds a total of
ninety (90) calendar days per calendar year shall require
Commission approval.
4. Absences allowed under this Section O shall be considered

ag hours worked for purposes of computing overtime pay.

P. Personal Leave

lL Salaried employees necessarily absent from work for a reason-
able period for personal reasons, such as death or serious
illness in their immediate family, attendance in court other
than under Section S below, or doctor and dental appoint-
ments, will receive no deduction in salary for periods of ab-
sence of five or less days if approved by a Supervisor who
reports to the Plant Manager, or for periods of absence of
over five days, if approved by the Plant Manager.

2. Absences allowed under this Section P shall be considered as

hours worked for purposes of computing overtime pay.

Q. Military Service and Military Training

L Extended Military Service

a. Any employee leaving his job to enter military service
will receive two weeks' pay at his basic salary rate for

-30- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87 ©



Contract AT(29-1)-1106

effect at the Rocky Flats Plant will be compared with
those existing at other Commission and Contractor
installations. The Contracting Officer and the Con-
tractor will jointly evolve perimeters within which the
Contractor will be authorized to negotiate.

The Contractor will promptly advise the Commission of
labor relations developments which appear likely to in-
volve its employees in a possible strike situation, or
referral to the Atomic Energy Labor Management
Relations Panel, or recourse to procedures under the

Labor Management Relations Act.

B. Hourly Paid Plant Protection Employees

lL Wage rates for hourly-paid Plant Protection Employees shall

be in accordance with Schedule 1, Part D, which is attached |
@

hereto and made a part of this Appendix.

2. Except as provided under Section D of this Part Il, all other
benefits such as sick leave, vacation, overtime, and
holidays, for employees covered under this Section B shall r
be in accordance with the Agreement heretofore provided

for under Section A. 1 of this Part III.

-36- Appendix A, Attatchment
to Modification No. 87 .



Medification No. 9I
Contract AT(29-1)-1106

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto haye executed this
Supplemental Agreement in several counterparts.

THE UNITED STATES.OF AMERICA
BY: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

BY: fe/ Paul W. Ager
Paul W. Agez, Acting Manager
Albuquerque Operations Office
Contracting Officer

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

BY: Jef Calvin A. Campbell

TITLE: Vice President

CORPORATE CERTIFICATE

I, We Ae Groening Jr. » certify that 1am the Assistant Secretary
r of the corporation named as Contractor herein; that Calvin Aa
who signed this Supplemental Agreement on behalf of said corporation was
then Viee President of said corporation; that this Supplemental
Agreement was duly signed for and in behalf of said corporation by
authority of its governing body, and is within. the s¢ope of its corporate
powers; and that I have set my hand and the seal of the said corporation
hereto on this Qed day of  Anguat » 1962,

s/ W.

(SEAL)

=3-



OVERTIME CHART (cont'd)

Base

Contract AT(29~1)-1106

HOURLY RATE 48-HOUR WEEK
Monthly Over- Straight Over- Added Total

Salary | time time time Mo. Pay Mo. Pay
$ 965 415 5.578 2.315 80.26 1045.26
970 398 5.607 2.232 77.38 1047.38
975 381 5.636 2.147 74,44 1049.44
980 364 5.665 2,062 71.49 1051.49
985 +347 5.694 1.976 68.51 1053.51
990 -330 5.723 1. 889 65.49 1055.49
995 +313 5.751 1. 800 62.41 1057.41
@ 1000 +296 5.780 1.711 59.32 1059.32
1005 +279 5, 809 1,621 56.20 1061.20
1010 .268 5.838 1,530 53.05 1063.05
1015 +250 5.867 1.467 50. 86 1065. 86
1020 +233 5.896 1,374 47, 64 1067. 64
1025 +216 5.925 1,280 44.38 1069.38
1030 199 5.954 1.185 41.08 1071.08
1035 - 182 5.983 1,089 37.76 1072.76
1040 +165 6.012 +992 34,39 1074.39
1045 .148 6.040 894 30.99 1075.99
1050 -131 6.069 2795 27.56 1077, 56
1055 114 6.098 +695 24.10 1079.10
. 1060 097 6.127 594 20.59 1080.59
: 1065 -080 6.156 +492 17.06 1082.06
@ 1070 +063 6.185 - 390 13.52 1083.52
1075 046 6.214 +286 9.92 1084.92
1080 +029 6.243 -181 6.28 1086.28
1085 012 6.272 -075 2.60 1087.60
1090 000 6.301 000 0.00 1090.00

-13- Appendix A

Schedule [Ii

Modification No. 87



Modification No. 89
Contract AT(29-1)-1106

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
Supplemental Agreement in several counterparts.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

fel io Da Clow
—a Ps tay ape ee
————

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

BY: fad % Be Som
TITLE: Suanelive Vieo President

CORPORATE CERTIFICATE

1, We de Greening iv. , certify that Iam the A@atetaa®

of the corporation namedas Contractor herein; that Hy Me. Seas

who signed this Supplemental Agreement on behalf of said corporation was
the: { said corporation; that this Supplemental Agree-
ment was duly signed for and in behalf of said corporation by authority of
its governing body and is within the scope of its corporate powers; and
that I have set my hand and the seal of the said corporation hereto on this

Se odayot ay » 1962.

fed W. A. Guecnteg Je.

(SEAL)

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Contract AT(29~1)-1106

A. Progression Increases

1 College Graduates

a. In lieu of salary increases heretofore provided under

Section G of this Part II, the work progress of a newly-

employed college graduate with a bachelor's, master's

or doctor's degree and who is employed in a job which
@ requires substantial utilization by such employee of his
academic training will be reviewed as follows:

() A new employee, with one year or less of related
experience, shall be scheduled for work progress
and salary review at six and twelve months from
date of employment. After the second review,
the employee shall be covered by Section G of this

e Part II.

(2) A new employee with one year but not more than
two years of related experience, shall be scheduled
for work progress and salary review only once,
six months from date of employment. After such
review, the employee shall be covered by Section G
of this Part II.

-16- Appendix A, Attachment
to Modification No. 87

snes



* SCHEDULE I
PART D
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
ROCKY FLATS PLANT
CONTRACT AT(29-1)-1106

Hourly Wage Rate Schedule for Plant Protection Personnel

Effective May 14, 1962

CLASSIFICATION HOURLY RATE

$2.84 (3) $2.94
$ 2.64 (3) $2.70 (3) $2.80
$ 2.46 (2) $2.56 (3) $2.66

Master Sergeant
Senior Sergeant

Patrolman

(Figures in parenthesis indicate number of months to be served at each rate
before advancing to the next rate within a classification.)

*Revised by R.A.#5 -9- Appendix A, Attachment
Effective 5-14-62 to Modification No. 87

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UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

P. O. BOX 5400 :
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Modification No, 87
Supplemental Agreement to
Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT’

This SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT, entered into effective on the ist day
of January 1962, by and between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (here-
inafter called the "Government"), represented by the UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (hereinafter called the "Commission"),

and THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY (hereinafter called the "Contractor" ,
a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of
Delaware,

WITNESSETH THAT:

WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the Government and the Contractor entered
into Contract AT(29-1)-1106 for the management and operation by the Con-
tractor of the Commission's Rocky Flats Plant and for related work; and

WHEREAS, the said contract has been amended by Modifications Nos, |
through 56, 58, 61 through 64, 66 through 71, 73 through 86; and

WHEREAS, the parties have agreed upon a revision of Appendix A of the
contract and desire to incorporate the revised Appendix A in the contract; and

WHEREAS, this Supplemental Agreement is authorized by and executed under
the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended,

NOW THEREFORE, the parties agree that Contract AT(29-1)-1106, as pre-
viously amended, is hereby further amended in the folloWing particular
but in no others:

Effective January 1, 1962, Appendix A of Contract AT(29-1)-1106,
as amended, is further amended to read in its entirety as pro-
vided in the attached Appendix A, designated "Appendix A, Con-
tract AT(29-1)-1106, The Dow Chemical Company, Modification
No, 87".



UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
P.O. BOX 5400
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Modification No. 90
Supplemental Agreement to
Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT

This SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT, entered into on the 20th day of
July 1962, by and between THE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA repre-
sented by the UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (here-
imafter called the 'Commission"), and THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
(hereinafter called the "Contractor"), a corporation organized and
existing under the laws of the State of Delaware,

WITNESSETH THAT:

WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the Government and the Contractor
entered into Contract AT(29-1)-1106 for the management and operation
by the Contractor of the Commission's Rocky Flats plant and for related
work; and

WHEREAS, the said contract has been amended by Modifications Nos. 1
through 56, 58, 61 through 64, 66 through 71, 73 through 89; and

WHEREAS, the parties desire to further amend the contract to provide
additional funds through the month of July 1962; and

WHEREAS, this Supplemental Agreement is authorized by and executed
under the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended.

NOW THEREFORE, the parties agree that Contract AT(29-1)-1106, as
previously amended, is hereby further amended in the following particular
but in no others:

The fourth sentence of Paragraph 2 of ARTICLE IV - TERM, ESTI-
MATES, OBLIGATION OF FUNDS, FIXED FEE AND FINANCIAL
PLAN, is amended in its entirety to read as follows:



Contract AT(29-1)-1106
of employment; (2) where the eligibility date of an
employee falls during the month of December, vacation
for which such employee would otherwise become eligible
on that date, may be taken at such time during that month
as his supervisor may approve; (3) an employee may carry
over up to five days of vacation from one calendar year to
the next succeeding calendar year; and (4) if employment
is terminated for any reason whatsoever prior to an
employee's completion of one year of continuous service,
the Contractor shall take reasonable steps to recover
salary paid to such employee for any vacation taken.
After the first anniversary of his hire, each salaried
employee becomes entitled to thirteen days of vacation
on or after each succeeding January Ist that the employee
is on the payroll. This vacation must be taken during the
calendar year in which the employee becomes entitled to
the vacation or lost without payment therefor, except that
(1) an employee may carry over'up to five days of

regular vacation from one calendar year to the
next succeeding calendar year;

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plant modifications and additions; and engineering consulting and

related services for plant construction activities.

QUALITY CONTROL AND QUALITY ASSURANCE

ae

The Contractor shall maintain an effective Quality Control
System with the objective of insuring that its products meet
design agency specifications at maximum efficiency and
minimum unit cost. The Contractor's Quality Control
System shall be satisfactory to the Commission, Concurrent
with the submission of materiel to the Commission for
acceptance, the Contractor shall certify in writing that such
materiel meets the requirements of applicable drawings,
specifications, and written instructions,

The Contractor shall perform such quality assurance activities
related to acceptance of final product as may be delegated by
the Commission, in accordance with procedures prescribed

or approved by the Commission,

SYSTEM PRODUCTION CONTROL

Since the Rocky Flats Plant is a unit in a closely integrated produce

tion system, the Contractor shall provide adequately, in accordance

236 Appendix .B
July 1, 1962

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SALARY RANGE

JOB CODE CLASSIFICATION MINIMUM MAXIMUM
RFN-29 Equipment & Armory Technician $441 $595
RFN-30 Product Inspector 492 664
RFN-35 Engineer 485 655
RFN-36 Chemist, Physicist, . Metallurgist, ete. 485 655
RFN-40 Assistant Product Inspector *555

*Single Rate Job

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Schedule I
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develop techniques for solution of operating problems and to
prepare participating employees for increased responsibility.
Training programs may include orientation, job training, super-
visory training, and executive development. Such programs and
the cost thereof shall be subject to periodic review by the Com-
mission.

Employees may be refunded 50% of tuition costs for courses started

on or subsequent to November 19, 1959, subject to the following

conditions:
a. Courses are taken outside of working hours.
b. Courses are related to the employee's current job or

a job to which the employee can logically aspire.

ce Employees shall be full-time employees who have com-
pleted six months employment with the Contractor at
Rocky Flats prior to the beginning of the course.

da. Each course shall be approved by the Manager of
Industrial Relations,

e. Courses shall be by attendance at a Contractor approved
school, college, university or similar institution
in the Denver-Boulder area. -

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SCHEDULE IV

GROUP INSURANCE

SALARIED EMPLOYEES ~- BASIC PLAN *

Employee
Weekly
Benefit : Coverage Contribution
Employees
1, Life Insurance $4,250.00
2. Accident & Health
Non-Occupational Disability 31.50
3. Hospital Expense and Surgical Expense
Daily Room Benefit - maximum 13,50
Special Services - maximum 2,000.00
Physician Attendance ($4 per day) -
maximum 480.00
Surgical Operations 300.00
Total $ .82
Dependents
1. Hospital Expense and Surgical Expense
Daily Room Benefits - maximum 11.00
Special Services - maximum 2,000.00
Physician Attendance ($3 per day) -
maximum 360.00
Surgical Operations - maximum 250.00
Total $ .45

* Upon attainment age 65, coverage reduced to that indicated under

"Retired Employees - Expanded Plan."

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Administration Department, Midland, Michigan, shall conduct a
comprehensive audit of the application and administration of

the job evaluation program at Rocky Flats. Such audit, together
with a statement of action taken, if any, shall be promptly sub-
mitted to the Commission,

The job classifications, which term in this Appendix A is used
as being synonymous with the word "positions", the monthly
salary ranges for all non-exempt job classifications and the
evaluation points for all exempt job classifications shall be

in accordance with Schedule 1, Parts A, B, and C, attached

to and hereby made a part of this Appendix A, The salary range
for exempt salaried employees will be based on the formula set
forth in Schedule 1, Part A. No part of the basic salary paid

to an employee in excess of the salary range of his position shall
be an allowable cost unless approved by the Commission. As used

in this Part II, the term "basic salary" shall mean the straight

time monthly compensation, exclusive of premium or other com-
pensation.

Contractor job descriptions and evaluations for each job classification
shall be developed and amended to reflect changes in duties as they
occur covering all personnel employed for work under this Contract.

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to Modification No, 87